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2011 was a year to remember. What an amazing year!! Let 2012 be even better with much success and fun for everyone. Thank you for your support!! Here we have a single exposure image created using the 5D MKII and 17-40mm L lens in Manual Mode. White balance was set to Tungsten in Photoshop RAW converter but shot using Daylight. This is the perfect example why I push participants to learn more and more Manual Mode. Learning how to read your histogram will help you achieve more accurate exposures allowing you to control highlights and darks evenly. Happy New Year everyone!
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The above image clearly shows the reason why I rotate the lens tripod ring to the left side of the lens. Notice how I hold the lens with my thumb and fingers. This helps me balance the camera and lens preventing any extra and unwanted movement. This is true for ANY lens including my Canon 800mm L. Bobcat images were created using the same technique at a very low shutter speed for such large magnification (1280mm total) due to poor lighting conditions. However, the images are sharp and well exposed. Few other tips to consider:
I hope this helps!
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