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    Kristine SARtech's Avatar
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    First feeder shots

    These are my first try at feeder shots. I shot these through glass hand held. It's very overcast this morning here and had to shoot at 800 ISO.
    Things learned: Wait for good light next time. Use a tripod. Stop cutting their tails off!

    Kristine
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    Walk softly and carry a big lens.

    MY WEBSITE ... Quandee Photography

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    Re: First feeder shots

    They are a bit grainy, due to the high ISO and you could have framed them better as you say. You might want to open the window next time too rather than shoot through the glass but for a first effort the second one is not bad.
    Keep your sense of proportion by regularly, preferably daily, visiting the natural world.

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    Re: First feeder shots

    wow beautifull images i wish i could afford a long zom lens for mine but they dont seem to make one
    ROAR!!!

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    Re: First feeder shots

    Thanks martin and lionman.

    lionman... if you don't already have this, you might check this out if you can't buy a whole new system.
    http://www.thefind.com/search?query=...+lens+for+e900

    Kristine
    Walk softly and carry a big lens.

    MY WEBSITE ... Quandee Photography

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    Junior Member lionman's Avatar
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    Re: First feeder shots

    wow thanks SARtech that link has helped me a lot and i have seen a few items i like on there i will buy and when they arrive i will post my new and improved images thanks to SARtech's link lol
    ROAR!!!

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