Common enough bird but (in my opinion) extremely difficult to photograph - very sneaky.
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Seen at God's Window, Mpumalanga. late September 2009.
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I love how you can imagine this moth hanging out on a peach blossom tree and being perfectly disguised.
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Photo gallery by specie Cape Batis (Batis capensis) - Pririt du Cap - page 1
Zeiss has added the 2.8/18, a super wide-angle AF lens, to its Batis line for Sony E-mount. The full-frame lens joins the current 25mm F2 and 85mm F1.8 offerings. Read more
Stamps showing Pygmy Batis Batis perkeo, with distribution map showing range
Stamps showing Cape Batis Batis capensis, with distribution map showing range
I already reported about the rumored/upcoming Zeiss Batis 135mm f/2.8 full frame lens for Sony E-mount and the specifications just leaked online: Shortest shooting distance: 0.87 m (working distance: 0.74 m) Maximum shooting magnification: 1: 5.3 Image stabilization Filter diameter: 67 mm Maximum diameter: 98 mm Focus ring diameter: 81 mm Weight: 614 g The […]
on left the Zeiss Batis 85mm design and on right the Tamron lens design patent. Earlier this week Zeiss released the full Batis 85mm lens design info (pdf here). And as you can see from the image comparison on top the internal element design seems to match the Tamron design patent (SAR article here). I
