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    hi everybody
    i got this little friend, taken at catarata del toro,
    iso 1250, 400mm f/8, 1/100
    canon 60d + 100-400 @ 400mm, tripode and cable release, a rainy day!!!

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/8027302...ream/lightbox/
    Last edited by Nelson Mena Alfaro; 01-31-2013 at 12:24 PM.

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    Thats a impressive closeup of a humming bird, lovely look
    The black somehow looks underexposed on my monitor
    i am still looking at the bird, its wonderful the way its looking right into the camera

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    yes blacks underexposed, due to high iso, if i try to light them up lots of noise will come up
    thanks
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    You did a really good job here, Nelson. Love your BG and you have nice details in your bird. I would like to see the darks a little brighter so that we can see a little more details in the hummer's belly.
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    thanks marina, i need to get a flash, to use it as fill light :(

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    Nelson - Lovely shot of this hummer here. Good job getting close as well, although I agree with the others about wanting to see more detail on the underbelly. It also seems that the whites on the tail are a bit hot. It's tough exposing these birds properly when they're in the shade and the day is a low-light day!

    Getting a flash would help a lot in situations like this.

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