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Eagle in flight - E55EX_RACER - 30-09-2019 Taken at Whipsnade ![]() ![]() One of the dog taken with my new Nikkor 35mm lens
Eagle in flight - mr2tubbyben - 01-10-2019 I'm pretty dense when it comes to photography, so can't really comment on the photo of your dog as it looks the same quality i would get from my camera(im sure i am wrong though!) but the one of the eagle-fantastic. not an easy photo to get i imagine:thumbup: Eagle in flight - SHAHZ - 01-10-2019 Awesome shot of the eagle mate, @ mr tubby if you look at the dog pic the head is in focus and the rear of the shot isn't! Eagle in flight - is300_dino - 01-10-2019 SHAHZ Awesome shot of the eagle mate, @ mr tubby if you look at the dog pic the head is in focus and the rear of the shot isn't! life tip #1, never focus on a dogs rear end :lol: Eagle in flight - SHAHZ - 01-10-2019 is300_dino life tip #1, never focus on a dogs rear end :lol: :lol: Eagle in flight - mr2tubbyben - 02-10-2019 SHAHZ Awesome shot of the eagle mate, @ mr tubby if you look at the dog pic the head is in focus and the rear of the shot isn't! oh yeh, i did notice that just after i posted. my bad Eagle in flight - E55EX_RACER - 03-10-2019 Thanks guys, the eagle shot I was chuffed with, it's difficult trying to pan moving animals/objects with the lens I have, it's not the fastest out there! mr2tubbyben I'm pretty dense when it comes to photography, so can't really comment on the photo of your dog as it looks the same quality i would get from my camera(im sure i am wrong though!) but the one of the eagle-fantastic. not an easy photo to get i imagine:thumbup: What camera do you have, I'll assume a compact or bridge? The lens I took this with is a 35mm prime with an aperture of f1.8, so you can blur the background while keeping the foreground pin sharp...this is called bokeh. I'll post more examples when I'm home to show you. This lens is also very sharp and can focus very quickly, especially in low light making it ideal for indoor photography. Eagle in flight - mr2tubbyben - 03-10-2019 Fujifilm s2950 i think, haven't used it for a while-after 2 months of buying the camera I went horse riding in bulgaria, crossed a river, horse stumbled through some reeds and threw me off. camera=dead,repair quote was £200, write off! So I didnt even get much chance to learn about different aperture settings, etc. Be good to see some more examples though! Eagle in flight - E55EX_RACER - 04-10-2019 That's a bridge camera you have, I started with a Fuji one and got some very good photos when I took it out of auto. Mine didn't like red though, it always processed as pink! ![]() It can be very difficult to get the bokeh effect with a bridge camera though. You normally have to zoom right in to get the background to blur. These are a few I took with my old Fuji bridge camera. I had to stand quite far back and zoom right in on these ones, around 200mm I think as the aperture only went down to around f4.5. ![]() ![]() ![]() This one was taken with my new lens on my DSLR at 35mm and an aperture of f1.8 and I was sitting next to the glass.
Eagle in flight - sprinter2012 - 04-10-2019 E55EX_RACER I had to stand quite far back and zoom right in on these ones, around 200mm I think as the aperture only went down to around f4.5. That's quite a common way of doing it, a lot of portrait photographers use longer lenses and zoom them in to get that effect. I was trying to get that effect on some of my Ace Cafe shots, I was happy with the results but I could have done with a bit smaller aperature really. Good pics though :thumbup1: |