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This 3-frame in-camera Art Vivid HDR image was created at Lisse, Holland on the recently concluded Tulip IPT with the tripod-mounted Canon 24-105mm f\/4L IS EF USM AF Lens<\/a>(at 24mm) and the Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital camera body<\/a> ISO 400. Evaluative metering +1 stop yielded a base exposure of: 1\/250 sec. at f\/13 in Manual mode. <\/p>\n

Central sensor\/AI Servo Rear Focus AF on the foreground flowers and recompose. Click here<\/a> if you missed the Rear Focus Tutorial. Be sure to click on the image to enjoy a larger version. <\/p>\n

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When even the remotest possibility of doing some serious land-scape or bird-scape work with a short lens exists, I make sure to have a Wimberley P-5 plate<\/a> and my Giottos MH 1302-655 Ballhead <\/a> in my vest. It takes less than two minutes to mount the plate on the camera body, spin off the Mongoose M3.6, and replace it with the tiny ballhead. <\/p>\n