I vaguely remember those days. Good shot.Taken in 2018, back when you could actually go places and do stuff.![]()
Thanks, I'm kinda torn. The wing blur implies motion and action, but it also kinda bugs me.I vaguely remember those days. Good shot.
My goal is to get things as sharp as possible. However, I also like to have the birds in flight. That means there is almost always some blur, for two reasons.You bring up an interesting topic regarding bird photography that I thought of when I saw your photo: blur vs freeze frame. I personally like to "freeze the action", but some "prefer the blur" as it denotes motion..
Any comments from members?
My kit consists of three bodies: 7DII, 5DIII, and a 1DxII. While the 7DII has the better AF system, the others have full frame sensors which handle high ISO settings better than the crop frame sensor of the 7DII. I do not use the 7DII for nature photography when I know the ISO settings will be higher than 800, which is quite often given our weather up here in the Puget Sound Region.I think its a great picture The head and eyes are sharp. I have dealt with this many times. My kit now consents of two body's A Canon 7D!! and A 5DIV. At least for me, the 7D is by far the better camera for BIFS. The 7DII has the better AF system.