Horsies!

The Herd at Philmont captured by Z 8 / Z24-120

I wasn’t at Miranda on the Philmont Scout Ranch for horses, I was there for sunrise. Part of the pack herd, when we first arrived, they were down at the other end of the meadow. By the sun had started to peak over the ride, they had moved up to us. I was moving for the sunrise shot when I passed in front of the herd. The shot, was obvious and a no-brainer. The WB was already at 10k, Exp Comp at -2/3, I simply arranged the elements and made the click. It was fun but one click doesn’t make me a photographer of horsies!

We’re Talking Critter Photography – Join Us!

I’m going to give mammals a whole lot of love this evening and we’re inviting you to join in! Mammals from big game to the smallest little fur ball are in many aspects more challenging to capture than the majority of our bird species. I’m going to cover everything big and small, from mammals to gear with lots of biology and field stories to educate and entertain. It’s free and open to all, follow the link to register. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Moose Podcast #366 – “What I Miss?”

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Beech 18 captured by Z 8 / Z50f1.2

This episode of the Moose Podcast #366 – “What I Miss?”, This is a question I ask after every shoot but last weekend I asked this question for an entirely new reason. It got me to wondering how often we should be asking that question about our photography.

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Man, I Love Power – Bluetti 1800W

The Bluetti sphere in growing as is their power options. I just wrote about them and they come out with the AC180 1800W monster that I just love! This past weekend working out of a tent with no 120 for three days with camera batteries getting pounded, the power the AC180 provided kept me going and going (even the night it rained!). With just one A2A clocking 3358 on the fun meter, the computer was cranking and hard drives and backups filing up. Working from in the tent at night on the battery made all the difference it getting images ingested and out to clients ASAP. What does the AC180 bring? Just out these specs:

1,800W AC Output / 2,700W Power Lifting Mode
1,152Wh Larger Capacity*
11 Output Ports for Multiple Devices
Flexible 4 Recharging Ways (AC/Solar/Car/Generator)
Smart Control & Monitor with BLUETTI App
0-80% Recharging in 45Mins with 1,440W AC Input
Eco-friendly/Clean/Quiet/Cost-effective

And I can still recharge it during the day with the same PV200 Solar Panel. The only thing I didn’t have in the tent to make it all perfect was a coffee maker as I know, the Bluetti could have kept it going too. Man, I love power, Bluetti AC180!

Prograde Cranking up The Speed!

Simply put, ProGrade just took us to the next level and into the brave new world of USB 4. Their new CFexpress B 4.0 and USB4 CFexpress card reader are a very much appreciated time saver. While we won’t see the benefit of the new CFexpress card speed in our cameras, we do see the benefit in our workflow.

Speaking frankly here, if you make a couple of clicks and upload them to check them out, the benefit of the increased speed is something you won’t see. This past weekend in a tent, with the wind and rain howling outside and being huddled inside with my MacBook Pro uploading the days shooting on the ramp on battery power, the speed is everything! Working on just the battery, sucking down images sucks down the battery and the speed of the card and reader got the task done faster so I had more battery power to go through my images and send them out that night to the needed parties. That meant the next day we could relive the memories from the day before and plan on making new ones this new day. I’m very thankful and grateful ProGrade is cranking up the speed!

Moose Podcast #365 – “Coming Back Down”

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1929 Air-Camper B-4A captured by Z 9 / Z400f4.5

In this episode of the Moose Podcast #365 – “Coming Back Down”, There are many ups and downs in photography, none worse than the letdown after a big, wonderful, successful shoot and we go back to the real world. How do we take that and build on it so the next one is even better? Let’s talk!

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Howdy and welcome to the Moose Podcast! Thanks for taking the time to drop in from your week to listen! Thank you folks for listening and continually rising the Moose Podcast in the ratings … thank you ever so much! Please be so kind and continue to Tweet and/or share on the Moose Podcast on Facebook! I’d be grateful for your continuation in doing that. Want to hear about a particular topic, send in the suggestion … send them to Moose Podcast. THANKS! (sorry, emails sent to this address will get no direct response).

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