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Old 02-17-2009, 04:20 PM
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btw, these are uncropped 8 MPix images. I just sized them down. Lots of detail.
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Very nice Marty!
You are going to love this lens. I use it for all my natural light photos also...
It is probably my favorite lens, next to my 70-200L 2.8 !
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Old 02-17-2009, 04:28 PM
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I love it already... Under natural light I'm sure things will look amazing. I have the 75-300mm from my old Rebel, works like a charm too! This one is more fun though
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Wow, those pics are amazing Marty! There is so much detail. What kind of frogs are they? They look so so cool!
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I need to get this lens now... already have the 70-200mm.
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THose are dart frogs. Dendrobates azureus, The last one I think is a D. tinctorius. Both are sometimes considered the same species however. They are nice sized beautiful frogs!
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