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  • Azure Kingfisher without supper

    I managed another shot on the same day, I think this may have been the mate.

    He was on the boat mooring hence the rope.

    5dmk11 300f2.8 100@f2.8 ISO 200 Hand held on a slow boat.

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    Canon, 5D MK3 5D Mk11 300mm f2.8, 28-300 f3.5-5.6, 70-200 f2.8, 100 Macro.

    Gordon
    Excreta Tauri Astutos Frustrantor

  • #2
    That's nice, really pretty birds and I love the background in this. I'm certainly no expert on bird photography but f2.8 gives you such a narrow DOF would you be better with a smaller aperture to give better definition to the feathers?

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    • #3
      Yes from what I know now I would have been better off opening up the ISO and using a smaller aperture would have been much better. I forget why I use ISO 200 the camera would certainly have sustained a higher figure. Thanks for your input.
      Canon, 5D MK3 5D Mk11 300mm f2.8, 28-300 f3.5-5.6, 70-200 f2.8, 100 Macro.

      Gordon
      Excreta Tauri Astutos Frustrantor

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      • #4
        Almost! Just a little blurred but not too shabby. Another round of selective sharpening might lift this one a notch.

        A beautiful bird and very difficult to get close enough too for capture.

        I've only had one chance in five years and I blew it.
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        Question everything ~ Christopher Hitchins

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        • #5
          worth using faster shutter speed if you can, upping the iso would have let you stop down a tad and or use a faster one.
          is worth remembering a rule of thumb of using one over the focal length as the minimum shutter speed you use,
          in this case 1/300th.
          with any guideline though you can always go slower with good support etc
          Stephen Davey. Nikon Shooter

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