So much to learn?
Apr 26, 2020 13:24:49 #
Terripinto
Loc: Kingston Tennessee
Hello, I'm fairly new to wildlife photography. There are tons of birds right in our backyard. Since being stuck at home for the past few weeks I've had my camera in hand for most part of the day. I've recently started using my manual setting and there so much to learn. Cain't wait to learn from everyone!
Dinner time
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Apr 26, 2020 13:44:49 #
Terripinto wrote:
Hello, I'm fairly new to wildlife photography. There are tons of birds right in our backyard. Since being stuck at home for the past few weeks I've had my camera in hand for most part of the day. I've recently started using my manual setting and there so much to learn. Cain't wait to learn from everyone!
Welcome aboard. Consider a high shutter speed like 1,500 of a second with a high ISO of 1500, should give you depth of field and F 16 on a bright sunny day
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Apr 26, 2020 14:09:11 #
Terripinto
Loc: Kingston Tennessee
The issue I'm having it switching from sky, trees and water. We live on a lake and birds flying across the cove requires different settings.
Apr 26, 2020 14:10:50 #
Terripinto
Loc: Kingston Tennessee
It's so sad! We have an osprey nest in our yard and this goes on all day.
Apr 26, 2020 14:30:38 #
Terripinto wrote:
Thank you!
Need to hit the Quote reply when you thank someone, or else we don't know who you thanked.
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Terripinto
Loc: Kingston Tennessee
wmurnahan wrote:
Need to hit the Quote reply when you thank someone, or else we don't know who you thanked.
Thanks Again!
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