Then I put my camera up to the eyepiece of my binoculars. That was an interesting experiment. It's not a crisp shot, but it brings the bird close enough for identification.
I did see a crow swoop down toward the hawk. Later I noticed the hawk was gone and there were a few crows perched in the tree. By that time the sun was warming things up, and I guess the hawk was soaring on a thermal and looking for prey.
Wow! I be never thought of trying to use binoculars with my camera. I may try that with shots Odom the night sky.
ReplyDeleteA bean bag or a bag of unpopped popcorn can be a handy device to place under the binoculars to help hold them in the position you want.
DeleteI like your idea of trying that with the night sky. I should try photographing the moon that way.