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Jun 10, 2003, 12:55 PM
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help with flying birds
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Jun 10, 2003, 1:09 PM
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I like the last 2 the most. 3rd in the list is my favourite. As I was instructed only days ago on this very board, cropping your image can bring a considerably better composed image.
Try to bring greater emphasis onto the subjects, in this case the winged creatures :lol: |
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Jun 10, 2003, 3:25 PM
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The exposure is well done (with the sky behind the bird, it can trick most cameras.) And they are reasonably sharp. Good job.
I agree with photodude about which he likes. I'd also throw in that it's almost always better to get the entire head in the shot. I need to go to the beach and practice my paning shots on gulls. I want to get better at it, and it seems the easiest way to do it. |
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Jun 10, 2003, 3:41 PM
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it was kinda tricky situation...the boat was moving...the birds were flying...and bright sunny light...i was lucky that my lense focus very fast and that i didn't blow out much highlights...
i agree i will go to my local beach to practice panning on birds... |
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