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Posted by david fletcher on Fri Mar 02, 2018 3:40 pm

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Low on the ground mode.  As all can guess, I was in test mode and went through as many variations of shooting as I could given the opportunity provided.   95% Full frame.  Gitzo 1548 legs splayed to lowest position.  

Techs were the D850.  Sigma 150-600 at 600.  1/400 F8 at 1000 ISO.  Processing amendments were adding some blacks to the antlers.  

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by Carol Clarke on Fri Mar 02, 2018 4:00 pm
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You are certainly trying all the angles, close/far, up/down, portrait/landscape.  All looking good from here, Dave - you're having a load of fun with your new gear! 

Of course its in very capable hands....  :)

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by Square Man1 on Fri Mar 02, 2018 6:23 pm
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That D850 is looking better all the time Dave, the detail is out of this world and the light is magic. Love the eye contact.

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Square Man1 wrote:That D850 is looking better all the time Dave, the detail is out of this world and the light is magic. Love the eye contact.

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I agree, Dave, and the Sigma lens also is looking better all the time. :) 
 

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