I blew most of my day today trying to find the right combination of settings that would give me tack-sharp, noise-free, magazine quality photos of birds. (It's an ongoing quest of mine.) I never found the magic recipe, but this one isn't too bad.
I know the National Geographic guys are using equipment that costs more than my house, but I still think my little Canon Rebel is capable of much better. I just can't seem to push the right buttons.
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13 comments:
It looks pretty sharp to me. These little guys don't hold still very long.
Beautiful shots all the same, and they are sharp-you can remove noise in noise removal programs, there are quite a few good ones out there.
Wow! What a gorgeous shot of that hummingbird. Every time I see one in my garden I don't have the camera in hand :-(
looks amazing to me
I love that you're trying to squeeze every last drop of juice out of your little camera and not just clammering after new & better gear. I think that is what makes a photographer great. Nice pics.
I think your photos came out extremely well. You're not alone, I have a Canon 40D and still don't know which buttons to push either.
Nice captures!
I think you did great!
Fantastic shots!!!!
I'm always trying to get that perfect shot too. Yours are great. I posted some hummer photos awhile ago.
Wow!! I think you have mastered your quest! These are awesome!! I can't even imagine capturing anything this fast/flighty!
Wonderful shots!
Lovely shots of those amazing birds!
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