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    Black bellied plover showing the black under wing plumage, photographed in Pebble Beach, CA


    Nikon D850, 200-500 VR, ISO 400 f/5.6 at 1/3200sec hand held processed with C1P


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    Arash, nice light, details and BG, very nice.

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    This is terrific. Love the blues in the BG.
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    Another wicked shorebird flight image. Love those black axillaries (armpit feathers).

    Group AF? Where was the point in the original capture? (You can see the points in View NX-i.

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    Hope we like it? I love it! Fantastic details and a perfect wing position.

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    Fabulous Arash, IQ perfecto! Love everyone of those feathers....

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    This is what I expect from you Arash, a fine shot indeed. I think it is just about ideal. I like the composition and the processing.

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    Amazing shot. I love the placement of the subject and wing position.

    Thanks for sharing.

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    Wonderful image. Love the details, pose, and background.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Another wicked shorebird flight image. Love those black axillaries (armpit feathers).

    Group AF? Where was the point in the original capture? (You can see the points in View NX-i.

    with love, artie
    Hi Artie, Nikon view NX shows the focus mode however it does not show which focus point was locked at the time of the capture. what you see below is just an indication that Grp AF was used, the actual AF area is larger than what is shown below, and there are many points in the area.

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    Hi Ari, tack, tack sharp, and in lovely soft light. You have captured great feather detail with this flying pose.

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    Lovely image, Arash. Techs spot on as always. I have been using Group AF Mode for birds in flight. The autofocus area seems to be about a third larger than the four points shown to outline the area. Also it grabs onto whatever is closest to the camera/sensor. Thank you for sharing.
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    Cracking shot Arash! Perfect pose, light, and sharpness. I particularly like the detail on the legs.

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    Man you are killing these little shorebirds. You will be ready and primed up for the Peregrines this season
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