few from the garden - BT, CT and Robin

[dod]

with the 70-200 and 1.4X. Even so they're fairly heavy crops, I do miss that 100-400 for this :|

 

[Tractor Boy]

Heavy crops they may be but still a fantastic set with lovely detail and colour. Number 3 is my pick

 

[Joe T]

Looking ok mate.

How you finding the Noink for birds?

 

[dod]

Bit of a struggle Joe, the 100-400 I had was super sharp. Combined with the 1.3X crop on the 1D it gave great length.

The full frame and shorter glass means it's a lot more difficult. The 1.4X and 70-200 was also front focussing a fair bit, adjusted it on the fly and it looks like it's pretty much spot on now.

Got a 300mm coming tomorrow or Monday though, that should help

 

[u8myufo]

i would be well happy with the Ct Dod the BT`s look as though they could do with a little sharpen, the Robin looks good, looks like you got a streamlined version must be the Mkll

 

[Joe T]

Might be worth using the D300 (unless you sold it again?) for the birdies?

 

[erding]

Good set like the Coal Tit and the last Robin best.

 

[Deleted member 3428]

Those are just stunning Mate

 

[dod]

thanks for the comments guys

u8myufo, I have sharpened them, didn't dare add more due to the size of crop, it starts introducing halos They're just at the limits of what's acceptable IMO.

Joe, you know me too well I suppose I could just force DX mode

Alby, stunning is a word best reserved for the guys who really know what they're doing in this section

 

[superpippo]

Like these.
Lovely weather for bird shots i think.
Unfortunately daughter no. 1 has gone to S America for 7 weeks and taken the 70-200 and 10-24 with her.

 

[SLRUser]

I like the Coal Tit, its no.1 for me followed by the puffy, grumpy Blue Tit.