I've got to say that I'm happy with the focus and with the noise levels--for
grins, I shot this at ISO 2500 :yikes!
I would have preferred to have something other than a bright background
with this bird but hey...what can I say?
Another from the series.
The comp is much better in this one and you did a nice job exposing for all those white feathers against the clear, almost transparent background of the water.
I would have preferred to have something other than a bright background
with this bird but hey...what can I say?
Just means you need to go out and shoot more, spend more time in the field. Oh noes!!!
I know next to nothing about wildlife photography except that white birds during the day are tough. I love the details in the feathers though. You were at 500mm for these shots? I can't imagine how heavy that setup must have been.
Just means you need to go out and shoot more, spend more time in the field. Oh noes!!!
I know next to nothing about wildlife photography except that white birds during the day are tough. I love the details in the feathers though. You were at 500mm for these shots? I can't imagine how heavy that setup must have been.
Yes. I need to get out more for sure. I think the ticket for this place is a bike
and backpack for the 500--I use the soft case for this most of the time and
it's a backpack.
The 5 can be a struggle to drag around. I know Waxy will disagree but I just
toss it over my shoulder (on the monopod). He's always freaked that it will
break the mounting screw--which does happen.
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just for the record...I like centered stuff
Dave
I've got to say that I'm happy with the focus and with the noise levels--for
grins, I shot this at ISO 2500 :yikes!
I would have preferred to have something other than a bright background
with this bird but hey...what can I say?
Another from the series.
The comp is much better in this one and you did a nice job exposing for all those white feathers against the clear, almost transparent background of the water.
www.capture-the-pixel.com
I know next to nothing about wildlife photography except that white birds during the day are tough. I love the details in the feathers though. You were at 500mm for these shots? I can't imagine how heavy that setup must have been.
Photos that don't suck / 365 / Film & Lomography
Yes. I need to get out more for sure. I think the ticket for this place is a bike
and backpack for the 500--I use the soft case for this most of the time and
it's a backpack.
The 5 can be a struggle to drag around. I know Waxy will disagree but I just
toss it over my shoulder (on the monopod). He's always freaked that it will
break the mounting screw--which does happen.