PRWIN wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2019 3:27 pm
now we had a problem , where will he go, will it go for the springbok on our side of the road or those on the other side of the road. Do I try and take it full on or opt for a side shot, if full on will the lens and camera be fast enough, where is the sun and how will It effect the shoot if it does go
I decided to go for a side shot just in case the camera and lens is not fast enough for a full on shot, there are ways of doing it with a slow camera, but I was not going to take any chance, as for the sun drove slightly past the cheetah so the angle would change quickly once it started to move. I opted for a fast speed 1/4000, was not going to make the same mistake as I did on day one
.All in my mind was get the shot
So we wait and wait with my eye to the camera waiting for the charge, nothing, so I decide to start photographing squirrel
One photo later SG says the Cheetah, huh what about the Cheetah, SG it's charging
panic stations
. I start shooting with short burst's as not to full the memory up before the final action
Enjoy
and then one of the shots I always wanted
He then swung and went over the road
shot through the back window closed
looking through the side mirror on SG side due to the canopy I see a cloud of dust ,tell SG to turn around as he has caught the buck