due to yesterday's earthquake (5.5 degrees Richter), he fell and performed all sorts of wreckage around the closet (Tokina atxprosv 28-70 / 2.8 just moved out of place on the shelf), no one can be stronger than fate, others they can only hate it and dislike it, but my 22 year old Pentax FA 80-320 / 4,5-5,6 has recovered mentally and physically and is capable of making a photo like this at a maximum range of 320mm.
not a little crop, approx. 2 meters from the point of focus, without the support from the hand, in a light breeze swinging branches, with new lens hood of 62mm and 25mm deep shade (this seems to me better), so far I have used lens hood of 58mm and depths of 36mm - original there is not

camera: PENTAX K-1
ISO: 320
the shutter speed: 1/500 sec.
aperture: f11
lens: Pentax FA 80-320 / 4,5-5,6
glass: 320 mm
in 35 mm: 320 mm

[Ray Cox]

due to yesterday's earthquake (5.5 degrees Richter), he fell and performed all sorts of wreckage around the closet (Tokina atxprosv 28-70 / 2.8 just moved out of place on the shelf), no one can be stronger than fate, others they can only hate it and dislike it, but my 22 year old Pentax FA 80-320 / 4,5-5,6 has recovered mentally and physically and is capable of making a photo like this at a maximum range of 320mm.
not a little crop, approx. 2 meters from the point of focus, without the support from the hand, in a light breeze swinging branches, with new lens hood of 62mm and 25mm deep shade (this seems to me better), so far I have used lens hood of 58mm and depths of 36mm - original there is not

camera: PENTAX K-1
ISO: 320
the shutter speed: 1/500 sec.
aperture: f11
lens: Pentax FA 80-320 / 4,5-5,6
glass: 320 mm
in 35 mm: 320 mm

Thank you for posting. These are indeed trying times and fate is in charge. Be safe, carry on!

[BigMackCam]

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