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After sitting in the park for 2 hours after work and 187 pics, this is the only one I fell in love with......I love it, but that doesn't mean it's great. I'm learning my settings, are the ones I used good or would different ones have made it better. It was a very sunny day.
![]() Camera Nikon D7000 Exposure 0.001 sec (1/1600) Aperture f/7.1 Focal Length 300 mm Focal Length 302.0 mm ISO Speed 640 Exposure Bias 0 EV sigma 70-300 apo f4 - 5.6
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Hello - I really like this photo! I can see that the camera focused mainly upon the beak area, which for me, makes it very interesting.
I want to see what the others think because I'm learning also, but you may want to shoot at a lower iso especially if it was really sunny like you said. See this page for more information: ISO Settings in Digital Photography
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Thanks, weird thing is that even though it was sunny, lowering my ISO when I was trying to get this shot made me have to use too slow a shutter speed to make my light meter happy and I didn't have my tripod with me. The blonde hair made me forget it at home hahhaha
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The ISO speed should not be much of a factor on that camera anywhere 800 or less.
I probably would have chosen a smaller aperture (f/8-11) to optimize sharpness for that lens. You were apparently quite close so the smaller aperture would have added a little DOF without bringing the BG into focus. I would have accepted a higher ISO or slower SS for this subject. Part of your issue with the ISO/SS and the image is you are on the shadow side of the subject....Having some fill light would have helped and would have added a catchlight to the eye. I would have considered using the built in flash with the FEV turned down a full stop or two.
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Thanks Steve I'll try those suggestions out. It never even occurred to me to use either of my flashes.Hmmmm.... wonder if I can get one to pose like this for me again hahahhahaha
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I liked your picture minus the shadow
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