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kookaburra 9 images stacked by NiknoDave, on Flickr
not that sharp but my first try stacking images... 9 of. i need a tripod bad :p
PP'ed in lightroom 4
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kookaburra 9 images stacked by NiknoDave, on Flickr
not that sharp but my first try stacking images... 9 of. i need a tripod bad :p
PP'ed in lightroom 4
Why stacking a bird image? :confused:
IMO a single shot over SS 1/250 it is the way to go without a tripod.
it was just something i was playing with and had been trying different bracketing settings in the camera... and the bird just happened into my firing line so became the targetQuote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
kept me occupied and i learnt some things i didnt know before.. ;)
Valid point Inc :)Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
Is any of the images in the series sharp?
not really. the light was really crap, i shake from too many years swinging hammers and the d90 doesnt have the a/f fine tuning so i need to manually do it every time :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
saving for that tripod.... i want a good one so there is some resistance from the minister for war :D
Inc, as long as your minister for war do not authorise you to purchase a 600mm lens and a full frame body you are going to be Ok with a Manfrotto 055CXPRO3
I guess that now, near XMAS, the risk to sleep in the shed for a request of $345.00 is going to be low :D
then there is the head.... :angel:
taken with the tokina 35mm
came out of my shop last night and the corellas were into the tree in the carpark
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corella-feast by NiknoDave, on Flickr
Very nice habitat image, well composed.
The quality of the lens is very good, if you have a good software try to crop the 2 birds at the bottom on the center of the image and for sure you will be finishing with a nice details on it.
funny you should say that ArthurQuote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
i played with that for a while as well
100% crop from tokina 35mm evening shot of corellas in tree over from work
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corellas2 by NiknoDave, on Flickr