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Pentax K-5 Mounted with Pentax DA* 60-250MM F4 (Buffalo)
Lens: Pentax DA* 60-250MM F4 Camera: Pentax K-5 ISO: 800 Shutter Speed: 1/3200s Aperture: F4 
Posted By: Lmcfarrin, 02-08-2020, 05:57 AM

Buffalo.

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Two great shots but I love the last one. Nice work in the snow.

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Great
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..... Olympus E-M1 II shots

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QuoteOriginally posted by foxandcrow Quote
Two great shots but I love the last one. Nice work in the snow.
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.... E-M1 II and a K-5 Shot

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Excellent series of photos of the Buffalos.
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Excellent series of photos of the Buffalos.
Thanks. I knew their dark heads and eyes could cause exposure issue (overcast), so i mounted my cameras with a flashlight so when at a distance i could push some light into their face. I didnt expect their glossy eyes to reflect the light as it did, but i like it. The photos are an example of the flashlight setup - I love hacks.

I just bought a Rotolight Neo II. Ima give it a try with the buffalo on Friday, 2/14/20
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QuoteOriginally posted by Lmcfarrin Quote
Thanks. I knew their dark heads and eyes could cause exposure issue (overcast), so i mounted my cameras with a flashlight so when at a distance i could push some light into their face. I didnt expect their glossy eyes to reflect the light as it did, but i like it. The photos are an example of the flashlight setup - I love hacks.

I just bought a Rotolight Neo II. Ima give it a try with the buffalo on Friday, 2/14/20
Very good idea. In all my years of photography. this method never occurred to me/ I'm going to try it.

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Very good idea. In all my years of photography. this method never occurred to me/ I'm going to try it.

Les
..... a suggestion, get a flashlight that has a long throw, but not too concentrated.

I used;

Flashlight - Thrunite TN4A ($50, 1150 Lumens, runs off 4AA rechargeable)

Clamp - Pedco Ultraclamp ($22). I bought a female to female , removed the adjustable head
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QuoteOriginally posted by Lmcfarrin Quote
..... a suggestion, get a flashlight that has a long throw, but not too concentrated.

I used;

Flashlight - Thrunite TN4A ($50, 1150 Lumens, runs off 4AA rechargeable)

Clamp - Pedco Ultraclamp ($22). I bought a female to female , removed the adjustable head
Thxs for the detailed info. Much appreciated.

Les
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