kenn threed
12-19-2009, 04:38 AM
Hi all,
Here's another shot of one of our pretty Bluebird girls. We think we still have 3 sisters here, but they're all grown up so much now it's pretty hard to tell them apart anymore. In flight or at a distance any of them could be mistaken for their mother. :)
http://kenn3d.smugmug.com/Nature/Birds-Blossoms-Butterflies-VOL/bluebird2174/743675952_QC84E-XL.jpg
Canon S3-IS +1.7xTC (@735mm) Manual ISO100 F4 1/640 Hand-held
This is full-frame. I backed up a bit and stopped down to F4 here, because the light was fairly bright (9am) and she was sitting pretty for me. But at 12ft away my back is against a wall and the whole perch is still not in focus. It seems I have to reduce the focal length to achieve sufficient DOF, but then I kinda lose the bokeh.
Any comments or suggestions would be a appreciated.
Kenn
Kenn & Temple
Backyard Birders in St.Louis, MO
http://kenn3d.smugmug.com (http://kenn3d.smugmug.com/)
Here's another shot of one of our pretty Bluebird girls. We think we still have 3 sisters here, but they're all grown up so much now it's pretty hard to tell them apart anymore. In flight or at a distance any of them could be mistaken for their mother. :)
http://kenn3d.smugmug.com/Nature/Birds-Blossoms-Butterflies-VOL/bluebird2174/743675952_QC84E-XL.jpg
Canon S3-IS +1.7xTC (@735mm) Manual ISO100 F4 1/640 Hand-held
This is full-frame. I backed up a bit and stopped down to F4 here, because the light was fairly bright (9am) and she was sitting pretty for me. But at 12ft away my back is against a wall and the whole perch is still not in focus. It seems I have to reduce the focal length to achieve sufficient DOF, but then I kinda lose the bokeh.
Any comments or suggestions would be a appreciated.
Kenn
Kenn & Temple
Backyard Birders in St.Louis, MO
http://kenn3d.smugmug.com (http://kenn3d.smugmug.com/)