I used aperture priority and center weighted metering with auto focus. The time of day 11:00 is not the best for this but hey thats when I had the camera and the opportunity. I would like to have better detail of the swans heads. Please make any suggestions and thank you ahead for your help.
Swan family
Adult
I was turning to leave when I heard the flapping almost missed this
scratching an itch
Wading
let me splain this to ya
Ruthiel wrote:
I used aperture priority and center weighted metering with auto focus. The time of day 11:00 is not the best for this but hey thats when I had the camera and the opportunity. I would like to have better detail of the swans heads. Please make any suggestions and thank you ahead for your help.
Nice set Ruthiel :thumbup:
Ruthiel wrote:
I used aperture priority and center weighted metering with auto focus. The time of day 11:00 is not the best for this but hey thats when I had the camera and the opportunity. I would like to have better detail of the swans heads. Please make any suggestions and thank you ahead for your help.
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
SX2002
Loc: Adelaide, South Australia
Great shots Ruthiel...the only way you are going to get more detail in their heads is to zoom in tight for a close up...
Not swans, but this is what I do when I want more detail...
Sx2002 thank you for looking and the help. I will take my longer lens next time :)
Carolina Wings, lilac and bcheary thank you for looking and the positive comments. I really appreciate it . I love this hobby and have a long way to go yet :)
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