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Primarily for No-focus fans (yes, there are some), I post this shot of a
pair of very brightly-coloured yellow warblers jumping through the bushes
at the bottom of our garden a couple of days ago.
I had had a comparatively short lens on the camera and I reached quickly
into the drawer for the long zoom I use regularly for birds. Without
thinking much, I grabbed my old 80-200mm Tokina lens. It is a nice enough
lens, but not autofocus, and -- again, I wasn't thinking -- it was *not*
focussed on what I wanted. Sigh. By the time I got the regular lens on the
camera, the birds were gone.
Had they been in this picture, they would have been in the lowest quarter
of the picture, about half-way across, near the pink of the picnic table in
my neighbor's yard.
pair of very brightly-coloured yellow warblers jumping through the bushes
at the bottom of our garden a couple of days ago.
I had had a comparatively short lens on the camera and I reached quickly
into the drawer for the long zoom I use regularly for birds. Without
thinking much, I grabbed my old 80-200mm Tokina lens. It is a nice enough
lens, but not autofocus, and -- again, I wasn't thinking -- it was *not*
focussed on what I wanted. Sigh. By the time I got the regular lens on the
camera, the birds were gone.
Had they been in this picture, they would have been in the lowest quarter
of the picture, about half-way across, near the pink of the picnic table in
my neighbor's yard.
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