Sep 09, 2011 12:57 | #3376 T2i4me wrote in post #13075310  As always Dian super sharp photos, and you always get the birds posing just perfectly! Thank you Thanks jamganz wrote in post #13075767 Good advise Bobo. I finally figured that out getting a few shots of these hummingbirds. Beautiful,love that 2nd one AKA Dian
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jamganz Goldmember More info | Sep 09, 2011 13:06 | #3377 photograma wrote in post #13076226 Beautiful,love that 2nd one Thanks Dian. Love that first yellow warbler you posted. Super sharp!
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Peter2516 Cream of the Crop  More info | Sep 09, 2011 16:12 | #3378 Inchpractice wrote in post #13076107 Well I never thought I'd see a fly (?) punch a ladybird in the face. Now I've seen it all.
Peter
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Peter2516 Cream of the Crop More info | Sep 09, 2011 16:15 | #3379 Thanks Lufaine. Peter
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GooseberryVisuals Goldmember  1,045 posts Likes: 9 Joined Nov 2010 More info | Sep 09, 2011 18:20 | #3380  Castle in Logy Bay by ZachWheeler, on Flickr If It's The Beaches by ZachWheeler, on Flickr
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trulie98 Senior Member  875 posts Likes: 46 Joined Jan 2010 Location: Central Illinois More info | Some star photos I took this past summer that I hadn't shared yet.  The Sugar Grove Observatory by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on Flickr"](DUPLICATE IMAGE) The Sugar Grove Observatory by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on Flickr2.  Lights from Bloomington by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on Flickr"](DUPLICATE IMAGE) Lights from Bloomington by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on Flickr3. [URL=http://[URL]www.flickr.com/photos/trulie98/5936405198/]  , on Flickr"][URL=http://[URL]www.flickr.com/photos/trulie98/5936405198/](DUPLICATE IMAGE) [URL=http://[URL]www.flickr.com/photos/trulie98/5936405198/]A Barn at Night by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on Flickr4. This one looks better on black if you go over to flickr and click on it. (They all look best on black for that matter.) [URL=http://[URL]www.flickr.com/photos/trulie98/5807492722/]  , on Flickr"][URL=http://[URL]www.flickr.com/photos/trulie98/5807492722/](DUPLICATE IMAGE) [URL=http://[URL]www.flickr.com/photos/trulie98/5807492722/]Starry Night for Windmills by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on FlickrThe name's Troy.
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trulie98 Senior Member 875 posts Likes: 46 Joined Jan 2010 Location: Central Illinois More info | Oh and of course I have another hummingbird shot.  Mechanics of Nature by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on Flickr"](DUPLICATE IMAGE) Mechanics of Nature by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on FlickrThe name's Troy.
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*GoldFish* Member 52 posts Joined Aug 2011 Location: California More info | Sep 09, 2011 23:48 | #3383 wonderful shots there trulie98 5D mark 3/T2i (550D)/ Canon 24-70 2.8L/ Canon 70-200 2.8L IS II/ Canon Speedlite 580 EXII/ Manfrotto 190CXPRO3/ Manfrotto 054 Q2
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bobobird Cream of the Crop 5,138 posts Likes: 24 Joined Oct 2010 More info | Sep 10, 2011 00:13 | #3384 Troy some amazing shots of sky and birds you have there. Do you sleep?
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Peter2516 Cream of the Crop More info | Sep 10, 2011 03:44 | #3385 Excellent Troy..........truly awesome.  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size.  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size. Peter
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Sep 10, 2011 04:06 | #3386 Peter2516 wrote in post #13079461 Excellent Troy..........truly awesome. zach very nice details. Here is mine for tonight nothing special. Not special....... they are awesome!!!
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WideBoy Senior Member  629 posts Joined May 2011 More info | Sep 10, 2011 04:41 | #3387 Inchpractice wrote in post #13075791 As well as what others have said it could also be that your aperture was too large and therefore your DOF was too shallow. It looks that way to me as parts of his head are in focus and other parts aren't. That 50mm f1.8 is great for shallow DOFs but for portraits you need to use at least f4. I think it is a combination of all these things, but having just used the Depth Of Field calculator my DOF on the shot was about 24mm, so after taking focus (using the back button) then recomposing slightly she will obviously have moved a little bit. Sony A7 | 28-70 | Tamron 15-30 (Canon fit)
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WideBoy Senior Member 629 posts Joined May 2011 More info | Sep 10, 2011 04:44 | #3388 Troy, that Hummingbird is so sharp. Do you just pre focus then take a load of shots in burst and hope to get one? Sony A7 | 28-70 | Tamron 15-30 (Canon fit)
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Inchpractice Senior Member 788 posts Likes: 6 Joined Nov 2010 Location: Bucks, England, UK. More info | Sep 10, 2011 05:48 | #3389 Wide Boy wrote in post #13079551 I think it is a combination of all these things, but having just used the Depth Of Field calculator my DOF on the shot was about 24mm, so after taking focus (using the back button) then recomposing slightly she will obviously have moved a little bit. Yeah 24mm is way too shallow for a dog. Groom suits
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DigitalTuned All these thoughts give me nightmares  More info | Sep 10, 2011 06:17 | #3390 trulie98 wrote in post #13078715 Oh and of course I have another hummingbird shot. Mechanics of Nature by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on Flickr"]http://www.flickr.com/photos/trulie98/6131528989/ Mechanics of Nature by TroyMarcyPhotography.com, on Flickrwow great shot Isaac
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