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| The Brown Shrike was shot at 70-80 ft away in overcast lighting |
I acquired an used Metabones EF-MFT Adaptor for my Olympus OM-D mark III after the mediocre performance of the Viltrox M2 put me off. Do refer https://mikebirder.blogspot.com/2021/06/avian-gear-review-april-2021-viltrox.html on my review.
If you buy new the Metabones cost is a bomb about RM1600 a piece compared to the Viltrox booster 1/3 the price so it better work.........
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| Yes met Lucy there who |
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| Shooting against the bright overcast sky I have to pump up the EV +3 at a height of 60-70 ft up I still manage some details of the Glossy Starling abet some sharpening and post-enhancing using Canon Ex |
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| From a distance of 100-120ft bird details as expected was soft but good enough for blog posting. Here shooting the Grey Heron in partial foreground foliage. The Olympus manage to stay in focus. The good thing is you can do some manual focusing of my EF400mm DO lens |
In low light condition but at close range of 30 ft (without crop and post editing) the shots of the friendly Blue-eared Kingfisher was good enough with details) I managed 1 out of 5 shots that is usable. AF focusing was quick enough
Here with some dangling foreground I still manage to autofocus on the subject.
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