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    Re: Post your best bird shots!



    Andy, I really like the mother goose.


    Below where from this last weekend. Both where from 7D, 100-<span style="background-color: #ffffff;"]400<span style="color: #ff0000;"]L @ 400mm, f/5.6, 1/4000 sec


    A couple of Love Birds


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    Re: Post your best bird shots!



    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Stringer
    JJ, I think you are being hard on yourself.

    well i guess i just didn't know how to express what i felt, it seems like it(the clean looking) is related to the noise level after reading your reply.


    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Stringer
    I export as jpeg without resizing, with quality set to 100 and the standard amount of sharpening for screen output. I upload the full size (10-15 MB) jpeg to flickr but what you see here is flickr's downsized version at 640 pixels wide. That way, this site doesn't need to re-size the image again.

    that's a good tip, thank you Andy!






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    Joel, I really like your

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    Thanks Pieter,


    The exposure settings I had were determined by taking shots and looking at the histogram, it was very heavily overcast and the ambient light was poor, thus the slow shutter speed.. I was hand holding the 1DMKIII with the 300mm 2.8 and the 1.4TC no problem. I was shooting ducks and geese slowly swimming when one goose started to chase another across the water .... I just panned along with it

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    Andy,


    That Argentinian bird has to be some kind of Robin or Thrush, I don

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joel Eade
    That Argentinian bird has to be some kind of Robin or Thrush

    I think that's as close as anyone is likely to get to the right answer. It's a Magellanic Thrush, a subspecies of the Austral Thrush.

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    Long Billed Curlew, Alafia River, Florida .. last September


    1DMKIII


    500mm f/4 + 1.4 TCII


    Tripod


    1/1250


    f/8


    iso 400





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    Got it today, lucky or unlucky? I don't know, these two are out of maybe 500 shouts of this hawk


    7D, 500mm 4.0, f4.5 1/800, ISO200


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    7D, 500mm 4.0 f4.0, 1/2500, ISO1600


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    the last one is a uncropped one, I really wanted to kick myself after I viewed this one and wished I was using my 300mm[:@]


    thanks for viewing!

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    JJ they look really good


    Did you notice the hawk is banded?

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    thanks Rick!, and yes, I did noticed that, but I don

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