Nikon V2 Images

[richardlim31]

hi motionstill thanks for sharing all this beautiful pix. may I know all those birding shots is straight out of jpeg or from raw after processing?

 

[motionstills]

hi motionstill thanks for sharing all this beautiful pix. may I know all those birding shots is straight out of jpeg or from raw after processing?

Thanks Richard, 100% from raw after processing.

 

[motionstills]

V2 + AFS 300mm f/4

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[rain5533]

V2 + AFS 300mm f/4

Superb your photo..
Mount in tripod?

 

[bugsybugsy]

Great photo'

 

[motionstills]

Superb your photo..
Mount in tripod?

Thank you, yes on tripod.

 

[motionstills]

Great photo'

Thank you bugsybugsy.

 

[motionstills]

V2 + AFS 300mm f/4

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[richardlim31]

nice shots....the worm is placed there by someone right?

 

[skf]

nice shots....the worm is placed there by someone right?

:think:
Hmm... I believe our CS bird photographers have a higher sense of ethnics that they would not resort to such tactics to get the shot.

Probably there are other photographers out there who do these kind of posed shots, like moving or even breaking off branches to get a clean shot, startle the birds into flying so that they get a flying off shot. :nono::thumbsd:

For bird photography, or for that matter, any nature photography, you have to be there at the right moment to make the shot. A lot of times, it can be setting up, looking and waiting for the subjects to show up. And sometimes, you can be there the entire whole morning or afternoon and not get any shots at all. :bsmilie:

 

[motionstills]

nice shots....the worm is placed there by someone right?

Thanks Richard, didn't see anyone plant worms, the pitta got it somewhere after searching for some time. This place seems to have plenty of food supply!

V2 + AFS 300mm f/4

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[motionstills]

:think:
Hmm... I believe our CS bird photographers have a higher sense of ethnics that they would not resort to such tactics to get the shot.

Probably there are other photographers out there who do these kind of posed shots, like moving or even breaking off branches to get a clean shot, startle the birds into flying so that they get a flying off shot. :nono::thumbsd:

For bird photography, or for that matter, any nature photography, you have to be there at the right moment to make the shot. A lot of times, it can be setting up, looking and waiting for the subjects to show up. And sometimes, you can be there the entire whole morning or afternoon and not get any shots at all. :bsmilie:

absolutely agree

 

[motionstills]

V2 + AFS 300mm f/4

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[richardlim31]

the first shot is the best....and about the worm thing other then those caterpillar the other worm looks like those we get from bird shops...just my thought nothing personal. Great shots and thanks for sharing.

 

[ageha]

V2 + 6.7-13mm f/3.5-5.6 VR (with infrared filter)

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Very nice!

 

[redlavita]

great shots bro KC!

I am a V2 user too... here is some of my humble shots with the V2, hope you don't mind-

#1 Grey Crowned Cranes - V2 + 70-200mm@95mm

#2 Grey Crowned Crane - V2 + 70-200mm @195mm

#3 Common Kingfisher - V2 + AF-S 300mmf4

#4 SBKF - V2 + AF-S 300mmf4

 

[jeff7id]

great shots bro KC!

I am a V2 user too... here is some of my humble shots with the V2, hope you don't mind-

So nice ! :thumbsup:
It is quite amazing that Nikon V2 series can produce images as good as micro four third or other APS-C mirrorless camera.

 

[richardlim31]

So nice ! :thumbsup:
It is quite amazing that Nikon V2 series can produce images as good as micro four third or other APS-C mirrorless camera.

full agreed... I own a V2 too but have yet to get shots like that.

 

[diediealsomustdive]

So nice ! :thumbsup:
It is quite amazing that Nikon V2 series can produce images as good as micro four third or other APS-C mirrorless camera.

I am a bit dated with m4/3, my last one being E-P3.

IMHO the Nikon 1 series surpassed m4/3, in IQ and handling. AF in m4/3 was pathetic! And E-P3 was advertised as fastest AF in the world.

No experience with APSc mirrorless.

 

[Light Machinery]

Thanks for sharing Chris. Waa, it looks nice and sharp ( #2 Grey Crowned Crane - V2 + 70-200mm @195mm) :thumbsup:.

I have been thinking to get a V2 for shooting birds because the crop factor & much lighter too.