What did you do on a in order to get nice shots (or which increased the opportunity to do so) while on a whalewatch?
This will be my first opportunity to try mine on the high seas being a fairly new acquisition and the season is just a couple of weeks old.
Would you care to share any advice in order to improve my chances of nailing some great captures? What should I do doing and how should (what shutter speeds/etc.) the camera be set-up for flukes, breeches, bubble-feeding and taking shots of the harbor/coastline while out to sea/on the move?
Hope there's something to capture this next time as the last one I went on had none!
Prior trips included taking a video cam which will be left behind next time.
Time to maximize opportunity with the new gear!
Thanks in advance.
This will be my first opportunity to try mine on the high seas being a fairly new acquisition and the season is just a couple of weeks old.
Would you care to share any advice in order to improve my chances of nailing some great captures? What should I do doing and how should (what shutter speeds/etc.) the camera be set-up for flukes, breeches, bubble-feeding and taking shots of the harbor/coastline while out to sea/on the move?
Hope there's something to capture this next time as the last one I went on had none!
Prior trips included taking a video cam which will be left behind next time.
Time to maximize opportunity with the new gear!
Thanks in advance.