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Thursday, 10 April 2008

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What Shutter Speed for Digiscoping? Digiscoping Tigers

Bird.at - Austria's premier bird website

Bird.at - Austria's premier bird website

Swarovski TLS800 digiscoping

Swarovski TLS800 digiscoping
Digiscoped photos with the TLS800 adapter

Southern African Digiscoping

Southern African Digiscoping
See digiscoping shots from my recent trip to Southern Africa

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