Flutter of Love Cheryl Meisel by Sony Forums Challenges

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Aug. 2003	Cherylm

Flutter of Love
Cheryl Meisel

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Not the best quality I know but a darling composition just the same lol.
This was shot some 30' away with a telescope lens on the 707. It was shot
WITHOUT a tripod as I saw it through the window and had to try. So I
braced it on the window ledge. I am just now starting to play with this
thing as I bought it for the winter to play with lol.
SS: 1/15
Aperture: F2.4
Program: Manual
ISO: 100
Sony 707 with a 8x telescope lens/uncropped

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Guest		05-Feb-2004 03:16
Thanks, Cheryl. I think the t-con & b300 are about the same size & weight. Enjoy your long lens. Anything that makes winter in the midwest enjoyable is a good thing! Bev

Sony Forums Challenges		02-Feb-2004 00:58
Oh and Bev I'm sorry to hear that on your camera. Shoot I have been using the B-300 since I got my 707 almost, never had a problem with that either. Is the T-con bigger??? Cheryl

Sony Forums Challenges		02-Feb-2004 00:56
LOL it's pretty long Bev about um 10" or 12". I put the telescope onto the tripod now fasten it down and just screw my camera onto it. there is no weight on my camera this way so I don't think it would hurt it at all. But this pic was taken when I first got this thing and I happened to look out the window and see this. It was late evening too and I sorta HAND HELD THIS had no time, just rested it on the window ledge lol. But it's great fun! I wanted it for winter to take the backyard birds is all. It was cheap and worth the fun!

Sony Forums Challenges		01-Feb-2004 04:37
Good capture of a sweet moment and of the fluttering wings, Cheryl. You're using an 8x telescopic lens? How big is it? My TCON-14b pulled the lens completely off my camera and I've been holding it on with tape for almost a year. I'm sending it in for repair next week:-( Be careful with unsupported weight on your lens! Bev

Sony Forums Challenges		31-Jan-2004 17:35
very effective movement though! and the compo and lighting is excellent. i like what you've done here. -- andy

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