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    Default Pair of Red Fronted Macaws in Flight

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    Pair of Red Fronted Macaws, image was originally underexposed so it has some noise.

    1D Mark III
    Canon 400 IS DO f4
    1/1000 @ f11
    Manual
    ISO 400

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    Gorgeous birds! You did a nice job bringing your exposure back, and the sharpness is good. The birds are too centered in the frame; I would move them to the left. I wish we had a better look at the wings, and I would also like to see the beaks more clearly (not overlapping with feathers). I don't normally use f/11 for flight photography; f/7.1 or f/8 is usually sufficient. I use the extra light to give me more shutter speed or a lower ISO.
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    HI Monte,
    Very good advice given by Doug and I agree. Since you use the Mark 3....once you aquire focus (which appears you did).....I'll borrow a phrase from a friend....put the hammer down! This helps insure the correct wing position! Unlike the film days...digital frames are cheap!

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