Comments on: Point and Shoot for Wildlife http://psland.lightshedder.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/ nature, creative, and landscape imaging with digital point and shoot cameras Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:40:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Carla Gade http://psland.lightshedder.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-426 Carla Gade Sat, 26 Dec 2009 23:33:42 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-426 I stumbled across your flikr account and found myself here. I'm really enjoying your photography of the Lord's beautiful creation. I saw your photos taken at the Maine Wildlife Farm, a family favorite. I am just an amateur photographer and enjoy my Canon powershot 12.1 mpx. You're probably laughing now! It's lots of fun, but so hard to capture the deer, etc. at the wildlife farm like you did, so it was nice to see them up close. I live in central Maine. Maine is a beautiful place to enjoy the Lord's creation. You ought to visit the Penobscot Narrows Observatory. Stunning views. I stumbled across your flikr account and found myself here. I’m really enjoying your photography of the Lord’s beautiful creation.

I saw your photos taken at the Maine Wildlife Farm, a family favorite. I am just an amateur photographer and enjoy my Canon powershot 12.1 mpx. You’re probably laughing now! It’s lots of fun, but so hard to capture the deer, etc. at the wildlife farm like you did, so it was nice to see them up close.
I live in central Maine. Maine is a beautiful place to enjoy the Lord’s creation.
You ought to visit the Penobscot Narrows Observatory. Stunning views.

]]> By: How to become a birdwatcher in the 21st century! | A birding blog by Gunnar Engblom http://psland.lightshedder.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-309 How to become a birdwatcher in the 21st century! | A birding blog by Gunnar Engblom Mon, 30 Mar 2009 02:19:05 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-309 [...] Steve Ingraham’s blog on the topic is helpful. Steve uses a Sony DSC H9. Also check Steve’s other blogposts, becuase there is much to learn about point and shoot photography. Steve, quite obviouslt has a lot of knowledge about photography and uses the camera’s many functions with perfection. When it comes to shooting at extreme magnification you need to know what you are doing for best results. Having said this, these cameras are quite inexpensive, so anyone can learn a lot just from trial and error. And in case you missed this: You don’t have to pay for film anymore!! [...] [...] Steve Ingraham’s blog on the topic is helpful. Steve uses a Sony DSC H9. Also check Steve’s other blogposts, becuase there is much to learn about point and shoot photography. Steve, quite obviouslt has a lot of knowledge about photography and uses the camera’s many functions with perfection. When it comes to shooting at extreme magnification you need to know what you are doing for best results. Having said this, these cameras are quite inexpensive, so anyone can learn a lot just from trial and error. And in case you missed this: You don’t have to pay for film anymore!! [...]

]]> By: Kingbird Encounter: back to the basics of digiscoping « Steve Ingraham’s Point and Shoot Landscape http://psland.lightshedder.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-279 Kingbird Encounter: back to the basics of digiscoping « Steve Ingraham’s Point and Shoot Landscape Thu, 29 Jan 2009 00:19:28 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-279 [...] Every once in a while it is good to return to our roots. Digiscoping roots that is. Last week, while attending the Space Coast Birding and Nature Festival in Titusville Florida I decided to dig out my Sony DSC N1 (a small 8 mega pixel digital point and shoot camera with a touch screen and selective spot focus), my Digital Camera Adapter (the Carl Zeiss swing in/swing out platform adapter), and dust off my Zeiss Diascope 85FL with wide-field fixed power eyepiece and do some traditional digiscoping. (For the basics on digiscoping, see Point and Shoot for Wildlife.) [...] [...] Every once in a while it is good to return to our roots. Digiscoping roots that is. Last week, while attending the Space Coast Birding and Nature Festival in Titusville Florida I decided to dig out my Sony DSC N1 (a small 8 mega pixel digital point and shoot camera with a touch screen and selective spot focus), my Digital Camera Adapter (the Carl Zeiss swing in/swing out platform adapter), and dust off my Zeiss Diascope 85FL with wide-field fixed power eyepiece and do some traditional digiscoping. (For the basics on digiscoping, see Point and Shoot for Wildlife.) [...]

]]> By: 1/23/2009 « Blog Archive « Steve Ingraham’s Pic of the Day http://psland.lightshedder.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-274 1/23/2009 « Blog Archive « Steve Ingraham’s Pic of the Day Fri, 23 Jan 2009 12:12:56 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-274 [...] DSC N1 pocket sized digital camera with touch screen and movable spot focus. (For more on this see: P&S for Wildlife on Point and Shoot [...] [...] DSC N1 pocket sized digital camera with touch screen and movable spot focus. (For more on this see: P&S for Wildlife on Point and Shoot [...]

]]> By: david http://psland.lightshedder.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-49 david Fri, 14 Mar 2008 14:08:44 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/2007/12/11/point-and-shoot-for-wildlife/#comment-49 Thanks for a different insight to long distance photography. I have a Canon G1 that is 7 years old & is what is called a point & shoot just the other day. I love the camera & did not really want to replace it because of the unique LCD viewer. But I wanted a telephoto lens. Then I found out that I would really need a 300 600 lens for big $$$ Now here is a great (for me ) win-win situation. THANK YOU for this great article. david Thanks for a different insight to long distance photography. I have a Canon G1 that is 7 years old & is what is called a point & shoot just the other day. I love the camera & did not really want to replace it because of the unique LCD viewer. But I wanted a telephoto lens. Then I found out that I would really need a 300 600 lens for big $$$
Now here is a great (for me ) win-win situation.
THANK YOU for this great article.
david

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