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  1. 04-26-2009, 05:49 PM #101
    seanhoxx
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    Hey Don this guy showed up late this afternoon looking for a meal he said he flew all the way from Illinoise beciase some guy kept buggin him with all this electronic stuff in the yard!
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  2. 11-06-2009, 10:09 AM #102
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    Cool A bit of follow-up -> REMOTE CONTROL

    While the "WIRELESS" approach is bound up by video transmission rates from the "Live" WebCam and image transmission from the a700 (a850/a900), the ture "tethered" or wired idea still is amazingly viable and robust.

    All in all, as seen in the cost analysis, this is about the same as adding a new, medium quality zoom lens to your kit and it can do what no glass can ... get you up to 150-feet away from your subject, see around corners and get right into places where nature abhors human interaction. Obviously, you have to have a particular need for such a rig, but if you love "wild birds" or other "wild" observances, this is a solid solution to image capture of them, unfettered by your presence.

    As it stands, only the a700/a850/a900 in the SONY DSLR line are capable of this "tethered" aspect and, personally, I find it is a very cool option to explore and build on.

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  3. 11-06-2009, 11:12 AM #103
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    a very unique shot Don!
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