Monday, January 08, 2007

Non-bird Digiscoping

A reader emailed and asked if digiscoping can be used for photographing critters and things other than birds. This may seem intuitively obvious to photographers, but it's difficult to find anything other than digiscoped bird images on the Internet. Here are a few examples of non-bird images I've taken through my Swarovski spotting scope and Nikon digital camera:

















All images © 2007 Mike McDowell

5 Comments:

At 9:35 AM, Anonymous The Chicken Lady said...

I'm LOVING the dragonfly and one of my personal favorite animals, the squirrel. Thanks for sharing!

 
At 2:47 PM, Anonymous Jon K. in CA said...

The picture of the (setting?) sun is incredible! I guess your camera didn't react adversely since you still use it...right?

 
At 3:05 PM, Anonymous Mike McDowell said...

Jon,

NEVER point your spotting scope directly at the sun. The only reason I got away with it, this one time, is because the setting sun was heavily filtered by clouds and atmospheric haze.

Mike

 
At 7:03 PM, Anonymous ehunter said...

I love seeing what else a digiscope set up can do. I am looking forward to giving insects a try.

The squirrel is fantastic with that tail and little paws.

 
At 12:25 PM, Anonymous JRandSue said...

Fantastic Blog. well done.
jrand sue.
Cornwall UK

 

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