Tried out the TC again, still not certain if it was a worthwhile purchase.
I may have been been able to achieve the same results by cropping photos taken with my Tamron 70-300VC lens. TC does not work very well on cloudy days, good light is essential to use it. I will probably continue using the TC on sunny days. Not entirely dissatisfied with the TC, would probably get better results using a tripod.
Photos were taken at a few different locations over a period of about a month in varying light conditions. All photos were taken hand held.
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| Whitewater Lake, MB, Oct 2012 - American Avocet - Distance about 75 feet - Sunny day |
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| Whitewater Lake, MB, Oct 2012 - American Avocet - Distance about 100 feet - Sunny day |
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| Gilbert Plains, MB, Oct 2012 - Greater Yellow-legs - Distance about 20 feet - Sunny day |
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| Whitewater Lake, MB, Oct 2012 - Juvenile Ruddy Duck - Distance 50 feet - Sunny day |
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| Whitewater Lake, MB, Oct 2012 - Baird's Sandpipers?? Distance 100 feet - Sunny day |
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| Stephenfield, MB, Oct 2012 - Bald Eagle - Distance 100 yards - Heavy overcast |
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| Stephenfield, MB, Oct 2012 - Bald Eagle -Distance 100 yards - Heavy overcast - Cropped and edited |
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| Southern MB, Sept 2012 - Brown Thrasher -Distance 12 feet - Sunny day |
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| Southern MB, Sept 2012 - Brown Thrasher -Distance 12 feet - Sunny day |
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| Fort Whyte, MB - Sept 2012 - Canada Geese - Sunny day |
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| Whitewater Lake, MB, Oct 2012 - Coyote - Distance 150 feet - Sunny day |
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| Whitewater Lake, MB, Oct 2012 - Coyote - Distance 150 feet - Sunny day |
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| Fort Whyte, MB - Sept 2012 - Crows - Distance 50 feet - Sunny day |
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| Fort Whyte, MB - Sept 2012 - Mallard - Distance 20 feet - Sunny day |
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| Southern MB - Sept 2012 - Snow Geese - Distance over 200 yards -Broken cloud - Best photos were when sun was out. There was over 100 Snow Geese present as well as a number of Canada Geese. |
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| Whitewater Lake, MB, Oct 2012 - Snow Geese - Distance over 200 yards - Sunny day. There were over 1,000 Snow Geese present. |
