Three more little guys from this afternoon, started out all screwed up had the ISO set to 400 and camera set to center weighted. they didnt turn out half bad BC Chickadee Date/Time 13-Apr-2005 11:11:11 Make Nikon Model NIKON D2H Flash Used No Focal Length 420 mm Exposure Time 1/350 sec Aperture f/8 ISO Equivalent 400 Exposure Bias +2/3 White Balance (-1) Metering Mode center weighted (2) JPEG Quality (6) Exposure Program aperture priority (3) Focus Distance Female Cardnial View attachment 7344 Date/Time 13-Apr-2005 11:06:40 Make Nikon Model NIKON D2H Flash Used No Focal Length 420 mm Exposure Time 1/400 sec Aperture f/8 ISO Equivalent 400 Exposure Bias +2/3 White Balance (-1) Metering Mode center weighted (2) JPEG Quality (6) Exposure Program aperture priority (3) Focus Distance Male Cardnial View attachment 7345 Date/Time 13-Apr-2005 12:23:25 Make Nikon Model NIKON D2H Flash Used No Focal Length 420 mm Exposure Time 1/125 sec Aperture f/8 ISO Equivalent 200 Exposure Bias +1/3 White Balance Metering Mode matrix (5) JPEG Quality (6) Exposure Program aperture priority (3)
Beautiful Mike. I don't see how in the heck you guys get these bird shots. I get within 50 feet and they fly. Hey, I take baths too! Jarrell
You just stop that right now Mike! Great as always, especially that shot of the female Cardnial (sic). Neil
Mike, love the composition of the female Cardnial. Rare bird in those parts, couldn't even find it in my bird books.... *LOL* Nice to see the catch light in the BC chickadee's eye - really sets off the whole image. Good colour on the male cardinal. Keep it up. Cheers, Sandi
Mike these are excellent and you are again to be commended. Your ability to produce excellent images continues to amaze me.
Jarrell Many hours spent out by the feeders patience is the key that and getting to know your adversary
thank Sandi, the BC's are hard to get a shot of they rarely stay still and the cardinals are very wary birds but I will keep trying
