Jim, No, I don't..have patience, that is. Cable switch CS-105 (when in locked position) holds the shutter release in the pressed position and 'waits' for something to come into focus. When this happens, the shutter is then allowed to trip. I just keep casual track of what's happening while I sip something. I've tried "trapping" hummingbirds this way, but they are so fleeting and sparse, I'm starting to loose interest. For that set up, I attached a 360 flash and set a HS 1/4000 shutter. Thanks for comment.
Jack --- Jim Hemenway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jack: > > Quite a shot... you must have a lot of patience! > > Jim > > Jack Davis wrote: > > > I set up the MZ-S with an A70~210 f/4 and "trap > > focused" one of dozens of Finches flocking to our > > feeders. Built in flash for fill. > > This is one of a number taken, but chosen because > of > > lens mm setting. > > Must be a MF A lens to allow what the manual > calls, > > "Snap Focus". > > Only PS was to clean droppings from the perch. > > Scanned on EPSON Perfection 3170 PHOTO. > > > > > http://www.photolightimages.com/aspupload/detail.asp?ID=56 > > > > Comments or questions as you would like. > > > > Gave me a bit of 'photo-fun'. > > > > Jack > > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
