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  • Bees in flight is hard

    I tried to catch bees in flight with what I would say was varying success.

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    Couldn't agree more Toddy. I've tried a number of times with a macro lens over the years and I might have one or two reasonable shots. The first challenge is getting them in the frame, the second is getting them in focus. What lens are you using?
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      OK Alan so here's the real clincher. I was using a 70-300mm lens and standing or squatting about 3m away. If I went close they took off so I figured I'd try standing back and using a longer lens.
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        Good colours and I agree with Isac the #3 is the best. I found one of mine but I'll post it separately so as not to hijack this thread.

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      #3 for me Todd but the others are close. Lovely colours and the bee stands out nicely and pretty sharp as well. My magnolias are out in full bloom and the bees just love them so you've inspired me to have a crack with my Tammy 18-400. Thanks!
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      My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
      Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.

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        Thanks Greg. Good luck.
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          You did very well
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            Thanks eaglem
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