Sunset Safari 2010

Scottwdw

Scottwdw

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I was all set to bring the 80-400VR to the Rosamond Gifford Zoo's Sunset Safari in Syracuse, NY, last night when I noticed the clouds moving in. ; Decided I would need a few extra stops and brought the Nikon 70-200VR f/2.8 instead. ; I was right!

Peregrine Falcon staring me down.
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1/80s, f/2.8, ISO 200, EV +0.6, 200mm focal length

Penguin
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1/250s, f/4, ISO 400, EV +0.6, 200mm focal length

Up close with an African Lioness
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1/125s, f/2.8, ISO 900, EV +1.0, 155mm focal length

Even closer
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1/125s, f/2.8, ISO 1100, EV +1.0, 200mm focal length

Ocelot (Not very sharp as I was hand-holding the lens at 1/3s shutter leaning against the glass enclosure. ; Could have used Tim's shooting stick for this one.)
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1/3s, f/2.8, ISO 1600, EV +1.0, 200mm focal length, Noise Ninja

A very hot Red Panda
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1/125s, f/2.8, ISO 800, EV +0.6, 200mm focal length

Snow Leopard thru Glass
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1/40s, f/2.8, ISO 1600, EV +1.0, 190mm focal length, Noise Ninja

Snow Leopard thru wire cage
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1/125s, f/2.8, ISO 560, EV +1.0, 200mm focal length
 
Great work Scott! Still amazed at what you pull out of the D70, and it goes to show it's the photographer, and not the camera!
 
"mPower" said:
Great work Scott! Still amazed at what you pull out of the D70, and it goes to show it's the photographer, and not the camera!
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Thank you very much! ; I am squeezing every last pixel out of the D70 these days. ; Hoping to add the D700 soon. ;

Sadly, I dropped a small rock on the D70's upper LCD screen a couple of weeks ago which cracked it and made it unusable. ; Camera works fine but I am handicapped as to what I can change on the fly without the added information from that LCD. ; Looks like it would cost as much to fix as it would to replace it with a used one. ; So, for now, am using it as is.
 
Very nice work Scott - great selection, and good work on those tough through-the-glass shots. ; You're definitely working that camera well.
 
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