Fujifilm x100 Butterflies!
June 17, 2011 § Leave a Comment
I had planned to use my x100 for nearly everything–except butterflies and songbirds–what a pleasant surprise! Jpgs straight from the camera.
With an average wingspan of just under 1.5,” and because the butterfly was so well camouflaged in the leaf litter, the x100 struggled to focus, but I and it persevered and eventually got an acceptable identifying shot. This is a problem I have often encountered when photographing small butterflies on the wing, whether using my Canon DSLR or very fast Panasonic Lumix.
Common Ringlet (Coenonympha tullia) Shutter 200, Aperture f3/6, ISO 200
Question Mark (Polygonia interrogationis) Shutter 200, f3/2, ISO 400
