Posts: mborn | Ugly Hedgehog

Great pix! I'm guessing that after you set up your camera and tripod, you held the shutter part way down, waited for the bird to come into view, then clicked? Or did you set your shutter on continuous to avoid clicking a milli second after the bird came into view? Thanks.

I used a remote release, watch the hummer coming in and shot with continuous

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Jun 26, 2013 06:37:06 #

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Shutter sound turn-off

Farview wrote:

can't use a tripod at least with the hummingbirds shots because they sometimes hover away from the feeder, then move toward it, etc, so am needing to move the camera position.
You know, this UHH forum is really the neatest thing. I appreciate everyone's helpfulness so much, and the variety of pictures sent in is unbelievable.
judy

You can use a tripod, with your feeder just focus on the area of the tip and catch the hummingbirds coming and going use you flash

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Jun 25, 2013 09:25:17 #

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Nikon 70 200 vr ii Review - Should You Buy This Lens?

A great Lens

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Jun 25, 2013 09:21:54 #

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41 Reasons why you shouldn't date a Photographer

Here is the link to 41 reasons to Date a photographer
(link removed for spamming)photography-articles/3295-41-reasons-to-date-a-photographer

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Jun 25, 2013 09:13:31 #

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photoshopcc

sportyman140 wrote:

Hi Buck, the thing is this in my eyes, Lightroom is the best in organizing photos and the things you can't do in LR you can do in PSE11. You have more than enough capabilities to manipulate photos in PSE11.

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Jun 24, 2013 09:48:49 #

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what lens for waterfalls?

edgorm wrote:

Looks like you've got it covered.

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Remember a tripod, a polarizing filter and cleaning cloths

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Jun 23, 2013 05:36:23 #

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Upgrading operating system to handle LR5

Microsoft has a tool for you to run to see if your system is compatible with Windows 7 you can find it on the Microsoft site

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Jun 22, 2013 08:04:26 #

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Focusing to Infinity

What I do is the same as I do for Night Sky Photography. Autofocus the lens @ f/4 at an object 20-30 ft away. turn lens and camera to manual focus and using gaffer tape the focusing rim in place now everything from around 3 feet to infinity is in focus

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