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I'm still learning the ins & outs of the HS-10 but I did figure out how to use the high-speed burst to my advantage and I think I'm liking it more and more.  I've been trying to do this for a LONG time.  Shot at ISO 400, 1/2500th, f5.6.

WOW that is one fantastic camera!!!  Beautiful pictures! 

Quote from: JudyB on April 28, 2010, 08:10:14 PM
WOW that is one fantastic camera!!!  Beautiful pictures! 

See?  Told ya so!  heheheh

That camera is amazing to get flight detail like that.

Quote from: JudyB on April 28, 2010, 09:58:19 PM
That camera is amazing to get flight detail like that.

See? Told ya! 

you are too funny

I think that last one (that you almost forgot) is my favorite. Love the wingspan.

And.....if this keeps up I might be forced to add a new camera to my shopping list.   

And yet, might I add--it's still the skill of the photographer that's putting out these fantastic results. You might be able to hand a monkey an HS10, but.....

Quote from: Whistlinsadler on April 29, 2010, 09:55:34 AM
I think that last one (that you almost forgot) is my favorite. Love the wingspan.

And.....if this keeps up I might be forced to add a new camera to my shopping list.   

And yet, might I add--it's still the skill of the photographer that's putting out these fantastic results. You might be able to hand a monkey an HS10, but.....

Thanks!  At this point, I'm thinking even a caveman could do it! (Please.  No warnings about copyright infringements.  )

Maybe a caveman, but I'm sure not this old lady.  If it's not point and shoot, on strictly automatic, I'm lost.   

Quote from: Jeanne Lee on April 29, 2010, 03:41:07 PM
Maybe a caveman, but I'm sure not this old lady.  If it's not point and shoot, on strictly automatic, I'm lost.   

Well, I'll grant you that there IS a bit of a learning curve to the HS-10.