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06-MAY-2017 davev

Geese

not getting down to their level.

Sony DSC-RX10M3
1/320s f/4.0 at 143.1mm iso320 hide exif
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Date/Time06-May-2017 19:03:26
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ModelDSC-RX10M3
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length143.1 mm
Exposure Time1/323 sec
Aperturef/4
ISO Equivalent320
Exposure Bias-1.00
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Canon Image Challenge08-May-2017 13:15
Baby ducks are like the food source of the birds of prey.
I seen lots of eagles and owls feeding them to their young.

davev.
Canon Image Challenge08-May-2017 12:59
Very nice Dave! This reminds that the other day the wife and I were walking on a trail around a lake and there was a mother duck on the water but only 2 ducklings were with her which is odd since we usually see 6 to 8. I figured the others didn't survive for some odd reason. Paul
Canon Image Challenge08-May-2017 00:22
The lens on the Sony is a 8.8 - 220mm lens.
8.8 is equal to 24mm, the 220 is equal to 600mm.
Kind of the crop sensor thing. I don't know why it doesn't do the conversion.
The Sony uses the newer "Stacked" sensor, the Panasonic uses a Sony Sensor, but it's a generation back.
I've heard that the sensors image wise, are the same, the stacked sensor pushes data through quicker.

I don't have the FZ2500, but I do have the FZ1000.
Without a doubt, the Panasonic focuses faster and better, but that's not to say the Sony is poor. It's pretty good also.
For me, the Sony has the reach, it has, again to me, better colors.
The Panasonic is much more programable. (buttons so you almost never have to go into the menus)

davev
Guest 07-May-2017 23:41
The thought of me leaving Canon...is seeping in, slowly, maybe yes...

Why would you say the Lumina might be better than the Sony? I thought the Sony sensor was supposed to be the best out there right now...No? is the Lumina comparable?

I looked in your Galleries and the longest shot seems to be 220? Is Flicker just reading the data wrong? I can't conceive of ever needing 600mm focal length...but you never know.

I will research both camera's thanks!

Really.

Best Wishes, Traveller
Canon Image Challenge07-May-2017 20:12
Now this is a nice family portrait.

Jim
Canon Image Challenge07-May-2017 15:01
Look at this one also, the Panasonic FZ2500. Has a few things the Sony doesn't,
but for me, it doesn't have enough zoom. (600 on the Sony, 480 on the Panasonic)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL5loVIxF_c

You can go to my Flickr page in the Album section and find more shots with all my cameras.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/davev/albums

davev
Canon Image Challenge07-May-2017 07:59

I just looked at this...pretty sweet.

https://youtu.be/snuGwWTLmqw

Traveller