Olympus OM-D E-M5, E-M1, E-M10 - Mk1, Mk2 & Mk3 Owners Thread
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rather hoping for the low seas myself....
Brilliant shotsI was really pleased to stumble upon some hares last week. Two of them ran right up to me, so I had to zoom right out on the 150-400mm and I was squatting, so it was something of a fitness test
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I have been looking forward to Dragonfly season since getting my 150-400 in Nov last year. I was hoping it would at least match the 300mm on this front. So far so good 
Blue-tailed Damselfly, Isle of Man by Pete, on Flickr
Blue-tailed Damselfly, Isle of Man by Pete, on Flickr
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Great imagesI was really pleased to stumble upon some hares last week. Two of them ran right up to me, so I had to zoom right out on the 150-400mm and I was squatting, so it was something of a fitness test
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.... I have been using my 150-40mm on Dragonflies for 4 years now and its Minimum Focal Distance makes it very practical. It also supports onboard camera Focus Stacking ~ Best done on a monopod.I have been looking forward to Dragonfly season since getting my 150-400 in Nov last year. I was hoping it would at least match the 300mm on this front. So far so good
The 50-200mm performs the same but even when a MC-14 is mounted the 150-400 with built-in 1.25x has a valuable reach advantage. Horses-for-Courses, eh? Neither images are with a MC-14 nor are focus stacked and both are on the OM 50-200mm ....
BEAUTIFUL DEMOISELLE (Calopteryx virgo) by Robin Procter, on Flickr
LARGE RED DAMSELFLY (Pyrrhosoma nymphula) by Robin Procter, on Flickr
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