Pika photo that didn't work out right.
Sep 1, 2015 18:37:25 #
TalonFangClaw
Loc: Provo, Utah
MtnMan wrote:
Yes, kind of like what you sometimes get when shooting through a fence. I often have twigs or grass do that. Rocks not so much but that does indeed seem to be the case here.
I have never been able to get them to sit still long enough after the "cheep" to even have a try at one. Good work!
I have never been able to get them to sit still long enough after the "cheep" to even have a try at one. Good work!
Thanks, MtnMan. I agree. I thought a rock would just plain block out the subject but it seems that due to light and exposure strange things can happen. I appreciate your comments. I can hardly wait to get back out and give the quick little rascals another go.
Doc Hansen
Sep 2, 2015 19:31:28 #
[quote=TalonFangClaw] What's up Doc? Sorry I checked your camera settings (shown below) and can't see anything specific. It looks like this lens is not that good. (f 5) So if you are set at f 8 then the lens is not closed enough for DOF (depth of field). I would set ISO to 800 or more and stop down the aperture even more f 11 or f 16. David
Sep 3, 2015 14:40:19 #
TalonFangClaw
Loc: Provo, Utah
[quote=Meives]
Thanks for the comments, David. I'm sorry for the delay in replying. I know I was challenging the lens with the situation and my settings. I did get some better photos. I am looking forward to getting back out and applying the things I have learned from my new friends on UHH.
Doc Hansen
TalonFangClaw wrote:
What's up Doc? Sorry I checked your camera settings (shown below) and can't see anything specific. It looks like this lens is not that good. (f 5) So if you are set at f 8 then the lens is not closed enough for DOF (depth of field). I would set ISO to 800 or more and stop down the aperture even more f 11 or f 16. David
Thanks for the comments, David. I'm sorry for the delay in replying. I know I was challenging the lens with the situation and my settings. I did get some better photos. I am looking forward to getting back out and applying the things I have learned from my new friends on UHH.
Doc Hansen
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