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\n| \n | This image was created on 22 May 2024 down by the lake near my home at Indian Lake Estates, FL. Working from the driver’s seat of my SUV, I used the BLUBB<\/a>-supported Sony FE 600mm f\/4 GM OSS lens<\/a> with the Sony FE 2.0x Teleconverter<\/a> and the ridiculously amazing Sony a9 III Mirrorless Camera<\/a>. ISO 2500. The exposure was determined by Zebras with ISO on the rear wheel: 1\/2500 second at f\/8 (wide open) in Manual mode. RawDigger<\/a> showed that the raw file brightness was perfect. AWB at 7:49:28am on a sunny morning with just a hint of a cloud in the eastern sky. <\/p>\n Zone\/AF-C was active at the moment of exposure and performed perfectly. Be sure to click on the image to enjoy the larger version.<\/p>\n |