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We've had overcast grey skys and rain all week... Sadly, nary a cloud worth aiming a camera at...:(

Hold the button and you should see Two settings... The one on the left shows the Number of Frames, and the one on the right shows the number of F-stops each shot changes... While holding the button... Turn the Back wheel until the frames shows 0F

You have "Bracketing" turned ON... Here's a link

Tripod, fastest aperture on your lens, and a 30 second eposure...

Yeah...They're one of those birds where it's best to video them at a fairly high frame rate...and then pull that single image out of the sequence where the splashing is frozen and hopefully they've speared their prey in their beaks...

Yeah.. Green Herons are great little birds... Every one I've ever shot has been stalking food, and they freeze in that position, posing... for long periods of time... their concentration is something to watch... I've never gotten one when they strike because they out-wait me... 🤣

Here's a video that just popped up this morning that addresses your question.

Thank you all for your kind words and votes.

Yup, several times... It's the only way to travel to downtown Miami from where I am... Currently, we drive down to the West Palm Station and take Brightline to the Miami... Brightline is currently building out and rebuilding track and stations between that West Palm station and Orlando... It...

Been there several times... An oasis in the middle of a ghetto...:)

Use the above test image on your system. Go into your OS's monitor settings and change your color profiles to the various ones to see the range of the different color profiles... select the one that makes the test photo look the most natural... paying attention to both the color sections and the...

This image's colors look ok to me on my monitor...just a bit over-saturated... Here's a better test image

Yes, you can...I didn't play with it too much... just loaded it, and swapped the sky in about 3 clicks and reposted it... I was just demo'ing that it does an acceptable job in a relatively painless few seconds...You can resize, and move the sky elements around in the image to achieve any effect...

Or maybe it’s your monitor’s color profile and calibration.

No. Luminar AI. About 3 clicks.

You can do one of two things... Do what Clyde Butcher does, keep going back, setup, and wait all day for the right cloud/sky... Or replace the one you get. :)