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Published: 2014-01-29 07:11:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 2116; Favourites: 226; Downloads: 0
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A female Anna's Hummingbird traveling in reverse.
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oh my god, the birds loves you!!!!!!!
it's amazing!!!
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This beautiful bird is featured in my "Birds" Journal.Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece of art.Thank you.Zlata
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Thank you Lucila.
I was not fishing for comments on all these images. I was just concerned about the Oxbow vignette. It was already a dark image and it darkened further when re-sized to 900 x 900. I am thinking about bumping it up to a 1600 x 1600 square to help lighten it up again.
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I saw it in full and I don't think is dark , is so hard to capture birds flying
you can try and change it and see if you like it, but this size is great too
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Thank you very much.
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You are very welcome.
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wow
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your so welcome, i like nature photo's it so cool and awesome looking, it makes you want to stop what you do in life and just go their to enjoy nature for a while
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How you could to take a picture of a Hummingbird in detail?? It's so difficult! Hummingbird so fast! Amazing!
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With high sync fill flash and my EOS 580ex flash.
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Thanks for the explanation!
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Thank you very much.
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great detail, awesome bokeh, the blur offers action, overall AWESOME CAPTURE!!!
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Thank you for your comments.
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Amazing. I love the amount of detail you captured and how the wings have a slight blur. What kind of lens are you using?
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Thank you. I used the Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM APO lens for this image. At just a little over four pounds, it is easy enough to hand hold for a short duration.
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Nice work! Great freeze in action!
I just got a new 300mm lens and I'm wondering for the birds!
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A 300mm will work for some birds, particularly ones that you lure in, like hummingbirds and Jays. You will have to set up a feeder for them, and set up a chair for yourself. Slowly move the chair in closer to the feeder over several weeks. They will "tame up" over time. Remember fast shutter speeds too!
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Thanks for the tips!
Actually, I am about to move to the countryside, a city more than 1500km (1000 miles) from here. I will try it there.
First, I was planning to buy a feeder and set it up with infrared sensor coupled to the shutter remote. That way I can use a 50mm f/1.8 to be closer
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Thank you for your kind comments.
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