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Tricolored Heron<\/h4>\n

My last day at the Space Coast Birding Festival in Titusville, FL turned dark, dreary, damp, cold, and windy. Oh well, you get those days, even in Florida, in winter. I pushed the ISO setting on the PhotoScope to 200 and hoped for the best. <\/p>\n

Cooperative birds make PhotoScoping, or any long-lens bird photography, easy\u2026or easier anyway, and the herons are without doubt the most cooperative photographic subjects (who are not working for pay). As noted in a previous post on Great Blues, they pose. <\/p>\n

Zeiss PhotoScope 85FL at about 40x, or 1600mm equivalent field of view. 1\/40th @ ISO 200. Metered at about f5.6.<\/p>\n

Added Clarity and Vibrance in Lightroom. Blackpoint just slightly right. Sharpen landscape preset.<\/p>\n

From Space Coast Birding<\/a>.<\/p>\n

And a bonus shot.<\/p>\n

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