| Some fun with the Sigma 600 mm ƒ/8 catadioptric lens. Some flowers in a planter on our deck about 10 feet from where I was sitting. It's tough to focus 600 mm handheld, let me tell you... and it's not like this is a sharp lens anyway. I think I hit that chain, actually. Sheesh. Also, this shot demonstrates what happens when something in the frame isn't in focus; cat lenses have weird, donut-shaped bokeh, so you want to use them where everything is in focus. Unless you have a donut fetish. Mmmmm, donuts. #flower EXIF:
| Width: | | 5472 |
| Height: | | 3648 |
| Company: | | Canon |
| Camera: | | Canon EOS 6D |
| Shot On: | | 2013:06:06 18:13:00 |
| Metering Mode: | | Pattern |
| Exposure Mode: | | Auto |
| Flash: | | Did Not Fire |
| Exposure Time: | | 1/4000th second |
| Exposure Program: | | Aperture Priority |
| ISO: | | 800 |
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