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Thread: Acrobatic Sternes and new 1D3 firmware test

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    JDGagne
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    Default Acrobatic Common Tern

    This is my second post and my intention is to share some fun I had this afternoon. I updated my 1D MK III firmware last evening and wanted to test it and have fun.

    So I went to a water bassin nearby to shoot Common Terns. Right away, for those who do not know terns, they are quite erratic in their flight, especially when feeding. That's what I would call acrobatic flying.

    Anyhow, here is one of numerous shots I have done with the kit this afternoon. I think Canon has done it :). Shooting at 10fps, AI servo and thanks to Artie's 1D3 CFn setup.

    1D MK III, 300 f/2.8L IS+1.4X, f/8, ISO 200, 1/1250sec.. The shot is a 30% crop.


    Thank you for your feedback,

    Jean-Daniel
    Last edited by JDGagne; 05-07-2008 at 06:11 PM.

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    Great photo Jean-Daniel! And good news about the new firmware! Interesting pose, excellent head sharpness and wing blur, and nice BG.

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    Wow! I agree that terns are erratic fliers, but I have never seen this particular pose before. Good sharpness on the head. I wonder if the image could go lighter overall. You might experiment with some different crops. Taking some off the bottom to produce a pano would fit well with the pano look of the bird here.

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    WOW...:eek: Talking about a hard bank; this fighter pilot sure does have some fast moves...:D
    Love the capture...:D

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    Beautiful image and I love the actin you captured in this image. Thanks for sharing.

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    Guy Germain
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    Perfect shot Jean-Daniel !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Maxson View Post
    Wow! I agree that terns are erratic fliers, but I have never seen this particular pose before. Good sharpness on the head. I wonder if the image could go lighter overall. You might experiment with some different crops. Taking some off the bottom to produce a pano would fit well with the pano look of the bird here.

    A bit more light and adjustments in the levels.


    Any better? :)

    Thank you for the feedback

    Jean-Daniel
    Last edited by JDGagne; 05-04-2008 at 09:48 AM.

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    Hi Jean-Daniel. I think the repost is a big improvement. :)

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