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Subject: | Bird photo comp - shortlisted entries |
From: | Con <> |
Date: | Sat, 16 Oct 2021 02:58:34 +0000 |
Martin IMO, $20k is not necessary. Most of the shortlisted Birdlife images could have been captured by second hand equipment costing less than two thirds of new. Quite a few cameras/lens combos get purchased and then spend most of their lives in a cupboard. The very latest bells and whistles might lead to a higher success rate per capture, and might confer some advantage in specific conditions (say birds in flight, or rainforest birds in dull light), but most of the Birdlife images could well have been captured with equipment with a market value of well less than $10,000. I know several of the photographers who are shortlisted and the main answers to their success are time in the field at all hours of the day and night, becoming adept at post processing, and seeking constant improvement. kind regards Con
On 10/16/2021 1:35 PM, Martin Butterfield via Canberrabirds wrote:
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