Getting Close to Birds, Part 18
Getting Close to Birds How close you get to your subject has a direct relationship to the quality and sharpness of your bird images. The […]
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Getting Close to Birds How close you get to your subject has a direct relationship to the quality and sharpness of your bird images. The […]
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Composition There are whole books written on composition so I’m not going to go into a lot of detail here. Most of the time bird
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The Best Time to Photograph Birds Prime times for getting some really awesome light is just as the sun is rising and setting. At these
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Aperture and Depth of Field A little review from Part One. Aperture refers to the physical opening where light enters the lens. Aperture settings
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Exif Information Exif data is the information your camera writes to your memory card for each image you take (metadata). The information becomes part of
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Camera operation: other camera settings and features Blinkies A feature most newer DSLR’s have is what some call “blinkies.” This is a nickname for “highlight
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Camera operation: two different exposure methods Learning to operate the camera and to change settings in an instant, depending on the lighting conditions, the bird’s
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By now, you’ve made a choice about what file format to shoot in, and you’ve set your camera for the best quality and size image
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RAW or JPG Image Format? The debate over whether to shoot JPG (short for Joint Photographic Experts Group) images or RAW images, in any kind
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Capturing Bird Images in the Wild I’m going to tackle this subject as if my audience consists entirely of beginning bird photography students even though
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