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Nice shots Khaos. I like the first but whish the Aperture was a bit larger to get both in focus.
I have to get to the zoo one of these days.
Thanks.
I would of loved to use a smaller aperture to get both in focus, but I was in a round pavillion style area and these were part of a trained flamingo show and it was raining, and these guys were moving around a lot. To eliminate blur with a faster shutter and still get detail, a 2.8 AV was what I used along with a 400 ISO.
I probably should of tried an 800 and seen if I could of bumped the aperture down to 4, but hindsight is my friend.:D
I would of loved to use a smaller aperture to get both in focus,
Smaller, Larger, I forget if I'm coming or going. I always say the wrong thing when talking about Aperture, thanks for getting my point and not flaming me.
but I was in a round pavillion style area and these were part of a trained flamingo show and it was raining, and these guys were moving around a lot. To eliminate blur with a faster shutter and still get detail, a 2.8 AV was what I used along with a 400 ISO.
Well with those variables it really is a wonderful shot. I never would have guessed it was raining.
Thank you Ben. Machine gun shooting will make sure you'll get something, right? For me it means a lot of deleted pics, and every 100 or so I get one of these.:D
Oh I love this. I a sucker for these birds. They are SO bizarre and unlikely.
Great composition and great capture. Great sharpness and great bright delicate colors. If it were mine, I'd try to sell to a greeting card company for Valentine Day cards. I'll bet you can.
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I have to get to the zoo one of these days.
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Travel = good. Woo, shooting!
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How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
I would of loved to use a smaller aperture to get both in focus, but I was in a round pavillion style area and these were part of a trained flamingo show and it was raining, and these guys were moving around a lot. To eliminate blur with a faster shutter and still get detail, a 2.8 AV was what I used along with a 400 ISO.
I probably should of tried an 800 and seen if I could of bumped the aperture down to 4, but hindsight is my friend.:D
Well with those variables it really is a wonderful shot. I never would have guessed it was raining.
isn't it all of ours.
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Travel = good. Woo, shooting!
nickwphoto
A super fun photo!
Nice catch!
Regards
Keep trying. I've definately deleted more flamingo shots than I've kept.:D
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Great composition and great capture. Great sharpness and great bright delicate colors. If it were mine, I'd try to sell to a greeting card company for Valentine Day cards. I'll bet you can.