Posts: Rebel Rouser | Ugly Hedgehog

High ISO Birds

littlebiddle wrote:

I'll just say "wow" and leave it at that!

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.

Love your pictures. I would like to try your high ISO method in the next few days. Hope I can come close to your results.

Jan 4, 2013 15:05:07 #

lovemypups wrote:

Welcome and lovely pictures! Can't wait to see some more. I just upgraded my camera, have ordered two books but will look into the one mentioned as well.
Debbie

Thank you, Debbie. I ordered the book mentioned plus another on shutter speed also by Peterson. Hoping to learn from the books and UHH members.

Jan 3, 2013 22:07:45 #

Tom DePuy wrote:

quote=Rebel Rouser Hello, everone! I have been s... (show quote)

Off of Hensley Rd.

Jan 2, 2013 15:32:50 #

twitcher32 wrote:

#1 for me - excellent focus

Thanks.

Jan 2, 2013 15:26:41 #

travlnman46 wrote:

quote=Rebel Rouser Hello, everone! I have been s... (show quote)

Thanks for the input, I'll check out that book. All of my photo experience has been done by eye. I worked for a camera shop a few years ago developing and printing film. I would review and adjust the color on those that needed it before printing. I judged the color all by eye with just a little understanding of color adjustment.

Jan 2, 2013 10:11:52 #

Hello, everone! I have been shooting for years on mostly point and shoot cameras. I have an old 35mm SLR I used for a while then switched to digital point & shoot. Last month I upgraded to my first DSLR - Canon EOS Rebel T3i and hope I can master manual exposures. Looking forward to receiving advice from UHH members.
I joined yesterday and posted my first DSLR photos without inroducing myself. The 3 pics with this intro were taken with my digital point and shoot Olympus SP-800UZ.

Sunset on pond - Shorter, Alabama

Magnolia Springs, Alabama

Campground- Marathon. NY

Jan 1, 2013 18:45:35 #

Photos as life ....always learning something new!

Clairejc64 wrote:

Happy, healthy new year! I look forward to every day and what it brings.
Married my high school sweetheart many moons ago. I enjoy capturing family pics and still pics that share a lot of information without words. Having more hobbies than time and always multitasking I look forward to Ugly Hedgehog!

I just joined UHH today. I really love the composition of your first photo. The second is very good also.

Jan 1, 2013 18:33:24 #

Linda From Maine wrote:

Love the texture and water drops of the cabbage. I have had a T3i for just over a month now. Like it a lot, but need better lens.

I've had my camera for a month now, started shooting 12/01. The water drops are frozen raindrops It rained and then turned cold. Thanks for the review, I'm still a novice.

Jan 1, 2013 15:49:41 #

CJartist wrote:

Rebel Rouser wrote:

Trying out my new camera.

Great shots even the gum balls. We had a few of them trees and took them down finally, there was enough other trees to fill in the space.

We had a huge one close to the house, and I learned how to hate them in a hurry, so we had it removed. We have a wooded lot and we still have few around.

Jan 1, 2013 15:33:33 #

Curtis_Lowe wrote:

Rebel Rouser wrote:

Trying out my new camera.

Great shots, I hate Sweetgum balls as they are much too numerous in the back yard.

What kind of camera did you get?

I have a Canon Rebel T3i; I hate the gumballs too, but took their picture anyway.

Jan 1, 2013 13:22:58 #