OM1 - Bird Photography at a Reflection Pool
In this video I use the OM1 to photograph birds at a reflection pool. The lens I use for the video clips is the 40-150mm F2.8 + MC14 converter. For the still images I use the 100-400mm zoom. In the first part of the video I show how I set up the reflection pool , and in the second part I show video and stills of the birds I photographed.
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