Hummers vs Nikon AF system
Don Kondra
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Greetings,
As some of you may know this will be my first summer shooting hummingbirds with Nikon gear after selling off my Olympus stuff.
With only two males in evidence and infrequent feeding visits I've been shooting them through the patio door when they visit as I work at my desk.
The bad news is the best I can do is side light but the good news is my editing skills are getting a good work out.
D800/80-400mm in DX mode, AFS, center point @ 20mm, shutter priority @ 1/1000, iso 1600.
"Darn Branch" or "Peek A Boo"
"Landing Gear Down"
Cheers, Don
As some of you may know this will be my first summer shooting hummingbirds with Nikon gear after selling off my Olympus stuff.
With only two males in evidence and infrequent feeding visits I've been shooting them through the patio door when they visit as I work at my desk.
The bad news is the best I can do is side light but the good news is my editing skills are getting a good work out.
D800/80-400mm in DX mode, AFS, center point @ 20mm, shutter priority @ 1/1000, iso 1600.
"Darn Branch" or "Peek A Boo"
"Landing Gear Down"
Cheers, Don
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Cheers, Don
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But I believe I'm happy with my focus point settings...
I noticed that Cabela's has an inexpensive blind, no more excuses about not getting outside to shoot because of the mosquito's, he, he...
http://www.cabelas.ca/product/57139/ameristep-outhouse-blind
For reference, full size SOOC.
Cheers, Don
Product Photography
My Acreage Bird Photographs