lwingkay

Gear: Swarovski 80 HD STM, 45x-eyepiece, Ricoh GXR, 24-72mm Zoom Lens

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casualife

Read other digiscoping posts, it is quite amusing to see how large the difference can the images be for different individuals using the same model of 80HD scope.

lwingkay

Not amazing at all. On the contrary, it is where the fun of digiscoping comes. It takes a lot of effort to be able to digiscope successfully. It is that very process of effort making that makes digiscoping fun.
Have you tried digiscoping before? If not, give it a try.
By the way, thanks for popping by and giving comments.
Pete

handrew

Nice shots Pete. I have not tried digiscoping but I am tempted.

Andrew

lwingkay

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Original posted by handrew at 9/12/2011 17:51
Nice shots Pete. I have not tried digiscoping but I am tempted.

Andrew

Thanks for the nice words. Give it a try if you have time. If there is anything I can do to help on that, let me know.

Here are some shots I took today at Lion Nature Education Centre. Very windy and cold out there today and the birds were like hibernating.

Shots below were taken with a 30x this time.

9  A flycatcher

10  A pipit

11  A white wagtail

12   One of my favourite birds: the oriental magpie robin

13  My favourite because they are so abundant and so available at all time from the point of view of digiscoping practising

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lwingkay

Taken on Dec 7 in Long Valley with a 45x.

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