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Here's a shot of an American alligator captured with a Nikon D3200, f11, 1/200, ISO 200, wireless active IR beam break sensor and 2 SB-28's. A second camera (D7000) placed farther back in a tree captured some behind-the-scenes shots.
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Very nice Casey. I'm wondering why you use the D3200 for the main shot rather than the D7000. I know it is physically larger than the D3200, would it not fit in the case?
As I recall, the 3200 was already rigged up and I pulled the 7000 from another site and used it as an afterthought. I slightly prefer the 7000 due to the CL adjustment mode and dual cards, although the 3200 produces some really high quality images. I have several of each of those bodies and like them both.
I need some training on best way to attach images here.
There are two ways to post pictures here. You can start a gallery using server space here. Or you can link to pictures from your own gallery. SmugMug, Flicker, etc.
That is a great gator shot but the second image puts it into perspective. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the behind the scenes! Cool perspective on that gator.
I've been trying to find a sturdy flash housing for the strobes and curious what your tubes are?
Thanks,
W
Very cool shot! What style of beam sensor are you using? I need one to compliment my PIRs.
I am really glad all I have to worry about is ticks and mosquitoes.
I'be been thinking about using a second dslr camera in some of my rigs. I hadn't thought to do it this way. Great idea
I'm in Mass, had my first deer tick crawling up my arm yesterday.
I'm in Mass, had my first deer tick crawling up my arm yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by WildPix