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    Default Juvenile male Ruby-throated Hummingbird




    Date/Time25-Aug-2009 063:09
    MakeCanon
    ModelCanon EOS 50D
    Flash UsedNo
    Focal Length400 mm
    Exposure Time1/200 sec
    Aperturef/5.6
    ISO Equivalent320
    Exposure Bias
    White Balance
    Metering Modepartial (6)
    JPEG Quality
    Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
    Focus Distance



    Just after a rainstorm. Perch placed near a feeder (as you can tell by the cut end of branch). Image is cropped.

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    Amazing detail,Sharpness is very good and exposure is perfect for me !!!

    Greetings from P.R. ;)

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    Very nice detail on the hummer, nice background. I'm guessing based on your comment that the LRC red tint is from the feeder? A little head turn would have made this even better.

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    nice expo, and lovely details , lovely pose of bird
    TFS

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    Very nice pose and details, BG is killer, would clone the OOF red patch in LRC.

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    its a winner,its really sharp,nice BG,nice exposure.thanks for showing.

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    The bird looks super sharp with a beautiful and colorful side view. lovely BG as well.
    I'm not crazy with the squre format and the bird is too centered (for that scene)

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    Beautiful crisp shot, wonderful exposure, I think a little more off the bottom would
    make this a stronger composition. A little too centered, but a great capture.

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    Thank you for the critiques. The red patch is a blooming Crape Myrtle.

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