Now Dave start using the on camera flash on the avian photography so the birds eye have the "spark" on it. It makes a lot of difference compared to a black eye on them.
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Now Dave start using the on camera flash on the avian photography so the birds eye have the "spark" on it. It makes a lot of difference compared to a black eye on them.
i have an sb-700 i use a fair bit but didn't today as the grand kids were around and i forgot to pop the flash up on nearly all the good shots i took..Quote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
photo count is up to nearly 1500 in a week or so... :angel:
What's the best way to use flash on bird photography because flash always washes out colour if strong but I still haven't worked out how to do a gentle fill flash on my Nikon speed light. you know just enough to give catch lights in the eyes
couldn't sleep so up at the crack of dawn
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Cockatoo at Mt Coot-tha lookout this morning.
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Nice shots Dave :)
Yeah your getting some cool pictures, do these guys all visit your back yard or are you going out to find them
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Originally Posted by dullbird
don't get a chance to go chase them so they are mostly all here at home... i reckon i have about 10 more variety of birds to get yet, that visit my yard regularly then i will have to start on the shore birds down at the waterfront :D
the ones from the dead wattle farm i put in the other thread..
You must have a nice garden is all i can say[emoji4]