Ohio nature photographer Jim Crotty shares his favorite tips for photographing wildlife and birds while on location at Pinckney Island Wildlife Refuge on the coast of South Carolina.
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Photographic Moment Episode 19 Wildlife Photography in South Carolina
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Millimeters as in the focal length of the lens, the distance between the front and rear glass elements of the lens. Not the distance to the wildlife. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
100 millimeters is about 4″, did you mean 100 meters?
What I’m using is the Manfroto 682B monopod, which has extendable spikes on the bottom, which fold in and out of the monopod tube.
What monopod do you use? It seems to stand on it’s own.
Yes, that’s the lens. I purchased it used about eight years ago. Excellent glass.
What lens is that? Is that a 500mm f4.5L USM?
no snow in febuary !!!!—ive got 5 ft in my yard in febuary
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cool vid, but add some of your shots though out the vid. other wise people lose attention.. you know alot of stuff in detail. but try adding some of you pics. and maybe show the wildlife u see too.