Posted by Lee Newman on February 7, 2009 at 1:15 PM
Taken at a very windy & very cold Bempton cliffs. The birds were flying very fast with the strong wind behind them & I found it difficult to keep them in the frame. This is one of just acouple of keepers from dozens of shots.
Any comments / advice welcome
Lee
Borrowed Canon EOS 1D3, 500mm F4, 1.4TC Tripod & Wimberly.
Av mode F5.6, 2000th, ISO 400, -1/3exp, RAW, Almost full frame
Posted by Trevor Wilson on February 7, 2009 at 3:17 PM
Lovely shot and looks good isolated against the clean blue background. Nice one.
Posted by Andy Shepherd on February 7, 2009 at 4:56 PM
Hi Lee,
Considering this was your first time using a big prime you've done a very good job, long lense technique takes time to master, it took me months before I managed a sharp shot with that lense, the bird is sharp and well exposed and the comp is good, like it.
Discussion
9 repliesAny comments / advice welcome
Lee
Borrowed Canon EOS 1D3, 500mm F4, 1.4TC Tripod & Wimberly.
Av mode F5.6, 2000th, ISO 400, -1/3exp, RAW, Almost full frame
fine shot
Bertl
Usual Bempton flight rig would be 300mm f2.8, 200-400, 100-400 or 400 prime - easier to track these big fast marvels hand held.
You've done well to get this
Hi Lee,
Considering this was your first time using a big prime you've done a very good job, long lense technique takes time to master, it took me months before I managed a sharp shot with that lense, the bird is sharp and well exposed and the comp is good, like it.
Shep...
Lee