First Ducks and a BIF!!! (5 pics)
I must love shooting birds in late afternoon on a gloomy day, but hey, hunt duck when duck is around right?
Not up to the birders of Dgrin but I'm tickled. Using the 1.4TC on the 70-200 and probably shooting too wide to keep the shutter speed up. Still had to crop:wxwax Advice on how to improve is always welcome. No blue water here even on a sunny day:D
The group
The dunk
Back up
The air dry
Ok so it is just a flying rat..it is FLYING:D Should have cropped closer, noise too bad.
Not up to the birders of Dgrin but I'm tickled. Using the 1.4TC on the 70-200 and probably shooting too wide to keep the shutter speed up. Still had to crop:wxwax Advice on how to improve is always welcome. No blue water here even on a sunny day:D
The group
The dunk
Back up
The air dry
Ok so it is just a flying rat..it is FLYING:D Should have cropped closer, noise too bad.
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Hiya Nonda
The technical term for that last shot is: BBIF
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Butt Ughly BIF
Bad BIF
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:D:D:D A one legged BBIF no less
ah. hey now, give me a break:D i don't normally spend time in teh Wildlife and Nature forum *they all look like this...:crazy :harry *
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ohh, but once i get my bigma i will be:D
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Thanks Steve..I'm always afraid my personal taste runs to dark(er), must have over done..Or just too much excitment at having something to shoot besides squirrels:D
very nice BBIF
one of the best drowning duck shots I've see :lol
Your definitely got the "I wanna shot birdie syndrome", Welcome
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The real BBIF was the Broad-wing hawk He came in low and fast, I thouht I had missed him completely, nope got a blurry butt:D OR the Canada geese that came over low enough for me to get and I forgot to zoom
Yea birds are fun
I don't find them overbright on my calibrated Cinema display at all, when I clock pixels.
The sky in the last image is only about 235,2335,235 - not 255,255,255 like I would think it might be to be to allow capture of the backlit detail in the BBIF.
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Thanks for checking Pathfinder. I have the Studio display and I calibrated with Supercal, not as good as Eye One etc. etc., but looks to match well with the test page I got fom Smugmug. The monitor thing is a worry.
Did re-work the one group shot I think it helped?
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