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    Re: flashless photography at the zoo...

    Oh now I can see them, perhaps it was just my ISP or something.

    Very nice shots.

    Camera used was a 40D btw.
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    Re: flashless photography at the zoo...

    Quote Originally Posted by panthercz View Post
    Oh now I can see them, perhaps it was just my ISP or something.

    Very nice shots.

    Camera used was a 40D btw.
    yup !!! 40D ...ISO 400........Shutter Priority used

    Panther , we probs got the same software lol , handy innit ?
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    Re: flashless photography at the zoo...

    i didn't check the exif.

    the 40d was a good camera, not as good as the 5D, and it was sold quickly when i picked up the 1D III

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    Re: flashless photography at the zoo...

    Quote Originally Posted by redpython View Post
    ....... when i picked up the 1D III
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    Re: flashless photography at the zoo...

    Quote Originally Posted by Royal Tartan View Post
    Panther , we probs got the same software lol , handy innit ?
    I'm using Opanda IExif how about you?
    "If I were stranded on a desert island and could only have one book, record and person...I'd probably die of exposure."

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    Re: flashless photography at the zoo...

    Quote Originally Posted by panthercz View Post
    I'm using Opanda IExif how about you?

    yup ! ditto

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    meant to say earlier ....stunning captures
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    Re: flashless photography at the zoo...

    awesome pics dude. the green mamba went straight to the desktop!

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