Posts for: Mag3duces
Jan 8, 2013 06:18:16 #
CJartist wrote:
Took this shot in the Outer Banks , NC
Nice catch Carole...
Jan 7, 2013 23:06:49 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
Doing great with your BIFs.
Mag3duces wrote:
This was a long shot, about 60 yards, 300mm shot with a Canon 7d, ISO 800, F-4, shutter 500. I first tried the 19 point AF, but settled with zone AF. After watching, I knew the way they were going to fly when they took off and had time to check the lighting from take off to where I made the shot. I did learn a few things, so hopefully next time I can do better.
Thank's Dixiegirl...
Jan 7, 2013 15:14:00 #
reconactual wrote:
I think that is one great shot. Thanks for posting.
Thank You recon...
Jan 7, 2013 14:49:40 #
CORNISH wrote:
Nicely done, great capture :thumbup:
Mag3duces wrote:
This was a long shot, about 60 yards, 300mm shot with a Canon 7d, ISO 800, F-4, shutter 500. I first tried the 19 point AF, but settled with zone AF. After watching, I knew the way they were going to fly when they took off and had time to check the lighting from take off to where I made the shot. I did learn a few things, so hopefully next time I can do better.
Nicely done, great capture :thumbup:
Thanks Chris...
Jan 7, 2013 14:48:22 #
Beetlebug05 wrote:
Really good shot :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jeanette
Mag3duces wrote:
This was a long shot, about 60 yards, 300mm shot with a Canon 7d, ISO 800, F-4, shutter 500. I first tried the 19 point AF, but settled with zone AF. After watching, I knew the way they were going to fly when they took off and had time to check the lighting from take off to where I made the shot. I did learn a few things, so hopefully next time I can do better.
Really good shot :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jeanette
Thanks Jeanette...
Jan 6, 2013 11:25:22 #
CJartist wrote:
Good shot. :thumbup:
Mag3duces wrote:
This was a long shot, about 60 yards, 300mm shot with a Canon 7d, ISO 800, F-4, shutter 500. I first tried the 19 point AF, but settled with zone AF. After watching, I knew the way they were going to fly when they took off and had time to check the lighting from take off to where I made the shot. I did learn a few things, so hopefully next time I can do better.
Good shot. :thumbup:
Thanks CJ...
Jan 6, 2013 08:06:02 #
bhowdy wrote:
Nicely captured image , never easy with a background that "busy" .... well done. Whereabouts in Tennessee are you from?
Thanks b, about 15 to 20 miles west of cookeville...Made this at Cane Creek Park in Cookeville...
Jan 6, 2013 07:58:01 #
colo43 wrote:
set 3
Marilyn how lucky you are to live in a place with such wonderful animals, good job...
Jan 6, 2013 07:55:09 #
Jan 6, 2013 07:43:36 #
Jan 6, 2013 07:17:39 #
Sharkdiver wrote:
Using a 400mm Cannon lens at our park in Huntington Beach, Ca, saw this female Mallard duck taking advantage of the morning sun.
Nice, tack sharp...
Jan 6, 2013 07:08:39 #
Sharkdiver wrote:
Super nice,, all in focus,, nice shoot,,
Thanks Sharkdiver, really appreciate your comment...I have always shot either people not moving or landscapes, this is a whole new world.
Jan 6, 2013 06:46:47 #
This was a long shot, about 60 yards, 300mm shot with a Canon 7d, ISO 800, F-4, shutter 500. I first tried the 19 point AF, but settled with zone AF. After watching, I knew the way they were going to fly when they took off and had time to check the lighting from take off to where I made the shot. I did learn a few things, so hopefully next time I can do better.
Dec 30, 2012 08:21:13 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
These birds were all shot using the Canon 100-400. I shoot my birds in shutter priority (TV) mode with my shutter speed usually set on at least 400. Since I'm shooting mainly out a window, I set my ISO on at least 1,000 depending on the light outside the window. Any resulting noise is eliminated using Topaz DeNoise.
Dixie I have recently discovered shooting with high ISOs, don't like to, but sometimes its necessary and good to have the option. Really nice series...Good job.
Dec 30, 2012 07:41:32 #
Mary clark wrote:
took these this morning had a big snow last night,but then it is Indiana!
Nice job Mary, really like the covered bridge...