The Cardinal Rule

Khaos · May 5, 2005

Is to hide amongst as many branches as possible.:D

Different cardinal, about 40 seconds after I shot the top one. Sometimes you get nothing, sometimes it's handed to you.:dunno

bfjr · May 5, 2005

All really nice and sharp
More details please gotta know
lens, distance from subject , etc ??

Khaos · May 5, 2005

bfjr wrote:

All really nice and sharp
More details please gotta know
lens, distance from subject , etc ??

400 5.6 L

I'd say about 50 feet. ISO at 400. exposure +.33

MuskyDude · May 5, 2005

They are super-shy, aren't they? Thats why I can really appreciate good shots, like these. Thanks for sharing.

AJ

windoze · May 6, 2005

ive been using more of ISO 800 with that lens and Exposure -2/3
my shots have been more "detailed" than previous

troy

Khaos wrote:

400 5.6 L

I'd say about 50 feet. ISO at 400. exposure +.33

ginger_55 · May 6, 2005

Khaos wrote:

Is to hide amongst as many branches as possible.:D

Different cardinal, about 40 seconds after I shot the top one. Sometimes you get nothing, sometimes it's handed to you.

That is funny!

Cardinals have been handed to me, but only when I have been there.

There is a small bird, tee, tiny, with a yellow head, fast little B, but gorgeous, I can't even get my lens up.

g

Khaos · May 6, 2005

ginger_55 wrote:

That is funny!

Cardinals have been handed to me, but only when I have been there.

There is a small bird, tee, tiny, with a yellow head, fast little B, but gorgeous, I can't even get my lens up.

g

I think it's a yellow finch. I almost got one yesterday, but he was still too fast.

Khaos · May 6, 2005

windoze wrote:

ive been using more of ISO 800 with that lens and Exposure -2/3
my shots have been more "detailed" than previous

troy

I normaly do use -.67 exposure, especially with ducks, but they where in an area of dense trees and I had to bump the exposure up.

The Cardinal Rule

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