
I carefully waded out into the wildflowers and found a good spot with some bare ground for the pack. Then I set up the Arca-Swiss. I went with the 210mm to compress the flowers. I shot a couple of sheets, then switched over to the DSLR to see what it could do.
When working with the DSLR I can only use the longer lenses to get anywhere close to infinity. Now the 210mm on a crop sensor DSLR is like using a 300mm on a full frame camera as I am only using a small piece of the image circle.
Open up the lens like I normally would. Use Live View to compose and focus. Use Aperture Priority mode for the image. Viola-image.

I saw a few Indian blankets and thought they might be a good subject. Used the 10x on Live View to really check focus. Then it was just wait for the wind to lull for just a second.
Then when I caught that lull, I got this one. Canon 50D, on Arca-Swiss 4x5 with a 210mm Nikon lens.