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    Default Sandhill Crane Pose


    D3s + 400mm VR on Gitzo + Better Beamer.
    Was hoping for less algee in the water...

    CameraNikon D3S
    Exposure0.004 sec (1/250)
    Aperturef/7.1
    Focal Length400 mm
    ISO Speed800
    Exposure Bias0 EV
    FlashOn, Return detected
    Last edited by Troy Lim; 09-23-2010 at 12:38 PM.

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    beautiful pose troy. i dont know your position while taking this image but i think giving a lower angle would have been better.
    you have got beautiful light here btw. never seen or used flash or beamer as in india no body does and even not allowed in any of national park or sanctuary so always surprise how really it fills up :)
    plz share some tips i want to know about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mitalpatel View Post
    beautiful pose troy. i dont know your position while taking this image but i think giving a lower angle would have been better.
    you have got beautiful light here btw. never seen or used flash or beamer as in india no body does and even not allowed in any of national park or sanctuary so always surprise how really it fills up :)
    plz share some tips i want to know about it.
    Mital, I should have put more description on that. It was in a pond area. If I go really low, houses or light poles would get in the BG, if i go half way, would get a dark line across in the BG from the edge of the pond. That was why I shot at a higher angle.

    As for beamer, I believe I shot at -2EV output @ 50mm distance. Hope this helps. Too bad you are not allowed to use it. It is a great tool.

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    thanks troy i got it man. we have Sarus Crane in place of this giant bird you have :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by mitalpatel View Post
    thanks troy i got it man. we have Sarus Crane in place of this giant bird you have :)
    Love to see some shots sometimes.

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    Difficult bird to shoot because of the size but this pose works well -- and I really like the subtle color changes in the background

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    Hi Troy, I like your composition and the pose of the bird, makes a nice S-shape. Also liked the detail revealed in the feathers by the flash. I wonder how it would look with the BG a little darker?
    Thanks for sharing this image of a spectacular bird
    cheers
    Grant

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grant Atkinson View Post
    Hi Troy, I like your composition and the pose of the bird, makes a nice S-shape. Also liked the detail revealed in the feathers by the flash. I wonder how it would look with the BG a little darker?
    Thanks for sharing this image of a spectacular bird
    cheers
    Grant
    Grant, you are welcome to grab a copy of it and play with it and post it on here.

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