Another blue tit
I don't get enough light on the feeder, which leaves me the choice of high ISO or shallow depth of field. In this case I've gone for the latter, resulting in the feet and tail being out of focus.
f/4.5
ISO 400
DOF about 1cm
f/4.5
ISO 400
DOF about 1cm
Uploaded03/02/2014 - 17:42
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ISO400
Focal Length135mm
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Posted 03/02/2014 - 19:05
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I think you nailed this shot!
"All you ever gotta do is be a good man one time to one woman"
(Janis Joplin)
KIT: K5iis, DAWR18-55mm,FA4.5 80-320mm, Mitsuki 5.6 400mm, M1.7 50mm, M1.4 50mm, M2.8 28mm, Miranda M2.8 28mm, M3.5 135mm, M1.4 200mm, Vivitar S13.5 70-210mm, Vivitar A 2.8 90mm macro,
Sigma150-500mm F5-6.3 APO DG HSM.
(Janis Joplin)
KIT: K5iis, DAWR18-55mm,FA4.5 80-320mm, Mitsuki 5.6 400mm, M1.7 50mm, M1.4 50mm, M2.8 28mm, Miranda M2.8 28mm, M3.5 135mm, M1.4 200mm, Vivitar S13.5 70-210mm, Vivitar A 2.8 90mm macro,
Sigma150-500mm F5-6.3 APO DG HSM.
Posted 03/02/2014 - 22:31
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Lovely capture and detail.
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236 posts
13 years
I know people say they don't look right on feeders but for these little fellows its their habitat, they're just as at home on a feeder as a hedge and much easier to photograph.
Just spent four cold hours out in the wind and got one descent bird photo.
Tomorrow I may be sitting inside with a coffee taking them through the window.
Regards David