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All Eyes on the Ball (2)
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Uploaded: 24-Jul-2014 21:15 CEST
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Camera: Olympus E-M5
Exposure time: 1/800 s
Aperture: F6.4
Focal length: 234 mm
Lens: M.Zuiko 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7
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ISO: 400
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Flash: no
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Image resized to: 492x1000

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Grasshopper

But I'm not the first Yank to note he might transition from a Cricket to a Grasshopper if he clobbers that ball which is apparently, frequently, aimed at his shins.

Nice freeze motion sports shot. I wonder if Dragonflies in flight are easier.

Scott Peden at 07:32 CEST on 25-Jul-2014 [Reply]

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beautiful action-shot; the 75-300 seems to me to be a good lens.. what is your experience with it?

juliette gribnau at 07:41 CEST on 25-Jul-2014 [Reply]

Scott

Scott Peden wrote:
> But I'm not the first Yank to note he might transition from a Cricket to a Grasshopper if
> he clobbers that ball which is apparently, frequently, aimed at his shins.
>
> Nice freeze motion sports shot. I wonder if Dragonflies in flight are easier.
>
Thanks Scott. The 75-300mm proved to be be very useful. It coped well with mu shooting into a setting sun too - see shadows.

Ken Thomas at 19:32 CEST on 25-Jul-2014 [Reply]

Juliette

juliette gribnau wrote:
> beautiful action-shot; the 75-300 seems to me to be a good lens.. what is your experience with it?
>
Thanks Juliette. Compared to your 70-30mm FT lens, this is slower maximum aperture; lacks the close focus, almost macro, capability; is smaller and lighter; focuses faster; sharper at the long end.

Ken Thomas at 19:35 CEST on 25-Jul-2014 [Reply]

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Ken Thomas wrote:
> juliette gribnau wrote:
> > beautiful action-shot; the 75-300 seems to me to be a good lens.. what is your experience with it?
> >
> Thanks Juliette. Compared to your 70-30mm FT lens, this is slower maximum aperture; lacks
> the close focus, almost macro, capability; is smaller and lighter; focuses faster; sharper
> at the long end.
>


thanx for the info Ken

juliette gribnau at 07:07 CEST on 26-Jul-2014 [Reply]