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Hi guys! I'm entirely a newbie here and would like your critics and opinions about photos taken. Just for the record, a own a dSLR camera for just about 10 days or so, didn't even go through all the settings there yet. Photos are taken with Nikon lens 55-300.
Hi guys! I'm entirely a newbie here and would like your critics and opinions about photos taken. Just for the record, a own a dSLR camera for just about 10 days or so, didn't even go through all the settings there yet. Photos are taken with Nikon lens 55-300.
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i shoot continuous focus , nine point zone , and shoot in bursts
here are a few with above focus ive posted them before but you might not of seen them , 1/2500 iso 160 aperture 5.6 using 55-300 with a d7100
open them up for a better image
i shoot continuous focus , nine point zone , and shoot in bursts
here are a few with above focus ive posted them before but you might not of seen them , 1/2500 iso 160 aperture 5.6 using 55-300 with a d7100
open them up for a better image
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Thanks egos bar it was the 9 point zone I think I wanted to know. Using single point is really difficult for me.
And those ARE great photos with incredibly sharp focus. I am so tired of seagulls but looking at those I could very easily get excited again.
Thank you.
Thanks egos bar it was the 9 point zone I think I wanted to know. Using single point is really difficult for me.
And those ARE great photos with incredibly sharp focus. I am so tired of seagulls but looking at those I could very easily get excited again.
Thank you.
Scott Murray
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Of course i don't have a D7100 but will try the other options I have
Of course i don't have a D7100 but will try the other options I have
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It has been suggested to me, by the son of a US contact on Flickr, that they are Red Kites. I bow to his greater knowledge and have updated the descriptions on Flickr accordingly. It was one or the other when I looked them up in my book of birds. What do you think?
It has been suggested to me, by the son of a US contact on Flickr, that they are Red Kites. I bow to his greater knowledge and have updated the descriptions on Flickr accordingly. It was one or the other when I looked them up in my book of birds. What do you think?
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thanks , best of my birds in flight so far but ive only had the d7100 for about a month and i never really shot birds in flight before , this was my first shots , didnt get any keepers as sharp for the next 20 odd shots , not sure of the ratio of keepers for birds in flight but i guess its small lol
thanks , best of my birds in flight so far but ive only had the d7100 for about a month and i never really shot birds in flight before , this was my first shots , didnt get any keepers as sharp for the next 20 odd shots , not sure of the ratio of keepers for birds in flight but i guess its small lol
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
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A few from my morning shoot.
A few from my morning shoot.
OK...the forum tricked me there. I should have quoted coz the shot I am talking about seems to be some posts back, not the one immediately above Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
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Took me a while to find the one you were talking about. And thanks. I really like that one too.
It is always better to quote so that everyone knows what you are talking about.
Took me a while to find the one you were talking about. And thanks. I really like that one too.
It is always better to quote so that everyone knows what you are talking about.
pictaker64
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Geese across the setting sun
Geese across the setting sun
