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Okay, so compared with all you birders it is a crap image, but it is genuinely my first deliberate BIF image in over 30 years of photography.
My wife and I went out for lunch and I took the 1D3 and 200L f2.8 II out with us just to give the lens a trial. The weather was not to great after lunch but I took a few long portraits and a couple of landscape type shots then I saw this solitary Seagull flying around overhead but a bit further away than I would have liked. I took a couple of shots on single frame, single shot AF just to see how the AF would cope with the small spec in the sky. On getting home I was really quite pleased with the result. Okay, in future I would have the 300 f2.8 on and the bird would be a bit closer, but I was happy what I got with what I had.
Original image, no crop. 0.6 @ 100% USM
100% crop
My wife and I went out for lunch and I took the 1D3 and 200L f2.8 II out with us just to give the lens a trial. The weather was not to great after lunch but I took a few long portraits and a couple of landscape type shots then I saw this solitary Seagull flying around overhead but a bit further away than I would have liked. I took a couple of shots on single frame, single shot AF just to see how the AF would cope with the small spec in the sky. On getting home I was really quite pleased with the result. Okay, in future I would have the 300 f2.8 on and the bird would be a bit closer, but I was happy what I got with what I had.
Original image, no crop. 0.6 @ 100% USM
100% crop