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Hi Evan,
A nice front on shot of this little hummer.
I agree that the BG is really nice.
I wish for a better IQ and more DOF. Is this a big crop?
Gail
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It certainly is a great combination of colors. Very nice catch.
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Originally Posted by
gail bisson
Hi Evan,
A nice front on shot of this little hummer.
I agree that the BG is really nice.
I wish for a better IQ and more DOF. Is this a big crop?
Gail
I think the loss in IQ is from the shallow DOF. I had to shoot wide open because the bird was in the shade, but couldn't boost my iso to 800 because the Rebels don't handle it well at all. This is not a crop.
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I do like this, very cute and appealing. A bit different than most Hummingbird images we see , the clean colorful backdrop works in nicely. Myself, I like the shallow dof in this with the blurry wings, but I would add a touch more sharpening to the head/neck region and maybe clone out the little bit of wing blur on the left above the main wing.
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Love the movement created with the wings here. Your composition works well and the colors are quite unique and striking. I can't comment on the IQ b/c I am on my iPad, but the gorgette looks pretty darn sharp from this vantage point.
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Sweet natural light hummer image. Love the color scheme.
Confused, in the OP you stated iso400, then in reply to Gail's comment, you stated iso800...?
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Sweet natural light hummer image. Love the color scheme.
Confused, in the OP you stated iso400, then in reply to Gail's comment, you stated iso800...?
I was saying that I wasn't able increase my aperture to increase the DOF and IQ because my camera doesn't handle ISO 800 very well. If I had wanted to change my aperture to f/7.1 (which would have been enough to get tail sharp), then my shutter speed would have dropped too low and I would have had to boost my ISO to 800 to get it back up.
Last edited by Evan Cain; 03-04-2013 at 03:35 PM.