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    Taken from garden hide
    Canon 5D IV Canon 500mm f4 L IS II
    ACR + PSCC
    Cropped for composition

    AUTO ISO 12,800, 1/6400 sec f8

    (Just messing about playing with higher ISO speeds)

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    Why the very high SS Jon?

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    Looks great for any ISO. The simplicity and the had angle are great, as is the light on the bird and it's face :)

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    Lovely capture, Jonathan. Great pose on that neat dried plant/perch, and beautiful soft light. Good catch light and nice background.

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    Nice pose on the bird. Image held up pretty well for the high ISO. Like the perch and that great background.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Kaluski View Post
    Why the very high SS Jon?
    Purely to drive the ISO up Steve no other reason. I was curious to see what I and the camera could do at higher ISO.

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