There is amazing potential for image-making in bird photography. I find taking photos of birds entertaining, partly because of the many variables. From dealing with awkward lighting conditions to creating blurs,
For birds in flight: Programmed lens button to : AF area Tracking wide AF sensitivity 1 (locked on) Shutterspeed 1/3200 If you don't have a button on your lens you can save it to memory 1,2 or3 or other custom buttons So I'm curious. Why do you have the AF sensitivity on "1...
Shutter-Priority is aimed at those cases where you know the minimum shutter speed you need to freeze the movement of the subject, like for shooting birds in flight, in sports photography, or when shooting from an airplane. The aperture-priority camera setting is useful in a wide range of sc...
I have this custom mode set for Silent Shutter Low at 18 fps in C-AF, using Cluster Area. C-AF Sensitivity is set to +2. This was my most common Custom Mode to use for a variety of birds-in-flight. At the present time I am evaluating if I will keep this Custom Mode or change...
F/8 also works better for sky backgrounds (birds in flight), while the more open f/5.6 setting may be better for ‘isolating’ your subject with an ocean background. If you are shooting in TV (Canon) or S (Nikon) Mahalo! Questions? Let us know in the comments below oremailus at ...
In reply to Breamish • 1 month ago This is my setup for birds in flight and other action: https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1838817/0 Normally landscapes are done with wide lenses and birds in flight with long lenses. That's going to be a much bigger challenge than changing ...
such as the duration of UAV field photography flight, aerial triangulation time, duration of 3D modeling, and model size, the relationship between UAV flight parameter setting, model accuracy, and modeling efficiency was investigated to determine the optimal flight parameter setting for modeling efficien...
Challenges of Wildlife Photography What makes wildlife photography difficult? For starters, most animals you’ll encounter are moving subjects. Birds are almost always on the move, bugs will sway on a leaf in the wind, or a coyote could be on its morning prowl. This is why it’s so import...
Can I use the same kind of tecnique for trained prey birds in flight? I am having a fotoshoot with owls and falcons next week. I will not be able to use all the tips as I am using a much less advanced K100D super. I did shoot a lot of pictures at a model airplane club to...
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