Great shots.A pair of Eurasian Collared Doves paid me a visit today. Meet Sean and Shauna.
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Great shots.A pair of Eurasian Collared Doves paid me a visit today. Meet Sean and Shauna.
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That’s so sharp! The titmice at my place won’t come within 50 feet of anyone. I was going to try f8, too, but had the same problem. Come on light, show yourself!Tufted Titmouse
I tried the suggestion to change aperture to f8 but I didn't have enough light so my settings for this one were
1/1600 sec at f5.6 640 ISO 200mm.
It is much sharper than the Cardinal I posted a few days ago that I took at f4.
I expect the tail of the bird would have come into focus at f8 but wanted to keep my shutter speed up because these little guys are fast. Ill try f8 on a brighter day.
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I’m totally going to make one of those now!
The issue I'm having with f8 is I like the narrower depth of field with f4. The birds stand off the background better. At f8 I'm seeing branches or other objects behind the bird. Also harder this time of year to have enough light. It's a fun challenge to try different settings. Your bird pictures are really sharp. It's the woodpeckers I can't get close enough to.That’s so sharp! The titmice at my place won’t come within 50 feet of anyone. I was going to try f8, too, but had the same problem. Come on light, show yourself!
I’m totally going to make one of those now!
Nuthatch:
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Downy:
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I sadly forgot to turn the shutter speed up again when it moved into the light so this picture was deathly overexposed and is a little blurry:
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