This one was shot in Manual, 1/100@f5.6, ISO500 and a focal length of 240mm.
He was really skittish so I didn't have much time to get organised.
Appreciate any comments.
Simon.
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Hi all.
This one was shot in Manual, 1/100@f5.6, ISO500 and a focal length of 240mm. He was really skittish so I didn't have much time to get organised. Appreciate any comments. Simon. Simon
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He/she looks as surprised as you probably were
IMO would have been better with sharper focussing. Chris
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Yep - can't argue with that Chris. I was focussing manually so as not to spook him with the sound of the autofocus. Guess I need to go to an optometrist and check my own autofocus!
Thanks for the comment. Simon
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Same problem here. Even with the dioptic adjustment done on the viewfinder I'm skittish about manual focus for fear what's in focus to me isn't really, so I trust the AF on the camera. Surely the sound of the SWM wouldn't scare the fella. Peter
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