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Bob, these are really beautiful HB shots. only the BG looks a little too busy and bright for me that seems make the subject a bit less stand out. but just my 2 cents and again , they are great great shots!
Steve, very colorful bird and trees, nice shots!, just the light look a little too hard, i
This is one of my recent HB attempts, I did not have a background set up for this one
1D3
300mm 2.8L + 25mm ext. tube
1/125
f/13
iso 400
4 flashes at 1/32 power
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@ Joel, Another nice HB shot. The lighting is very clean and well balanced on this one---I like it.
@ All--Thanks for your suggestions and comments on my previous post. I posted a summary and some example shots of my ghosting problems on its own string ( Technical Problems--Advice or Suggestions Appreciated )---just in case there are some non-birders that might be willing to comment. Please feel free to evaluate and offer suggestions.
Thanks,
Bob
Bob and Steve
Your pixs are stunning well done
Wally
JJ, Bob, Wally, Denise, Dr. thank you all for the comments, it really keeps the fire burning.
This is a young Red Bellied Woodpecker that has been visiting my setup recently.
It was a gloomy day so I used the on camera flash with the better beamer and two remote flashes off to each side about 45 degrees and set them to 1/16 power just for fill light.
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I think my next project is creating some more natural looking perches for my backyard birds.
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You definitely should, excellent work on the female Cardinal.....would you share what camera / lens and settings you used?
Canon 40D, 400mm f5.6L (@5.6), 1/200s, iso 100. The sun just started coming out when I took this shot, so I turned my flash off.
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DS---What Shot??