Welcome to the fourth installment of Digiscoping Today!
[See Digiscoping Today - week 3][More info here]
The idea behind it is to share my (and probably your) passion for digiscoping and nature. Nature gives us so much joy in so many ways and digiscoping - as with other forms of photography - gives us a reason to be outdoors.
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Happy digiscoping!
Dale Forbes
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My 10 favourite bird books and why
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Birding is arguably the most bookish outdoor hobby. We need field guides,
ornithological papers and books, checklists, “where to finds” and stories
from ot...
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2 comments:
My attempts at digiscoping to date have been dismal failures. I think the problem is my equipment. Once I spot something in the scope and then affix the camera with the adapter--which looks like the contraption that holds a spinal cord injury victim's head still--the scope always moves and shimmies around and I can't find my subject again. I need at least a new tripod and probably some online research into the secrets.
I've tossed in some Yellow Wagtails...if you want to throw your 2 cents in as to if I have them identified to the proper subspecies, well, feel free!
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