Hi
Not been able to get out doors much recently, however "grabbed a day" and was able to capture a few images. This Willow Tit is a regular visitor to my feeders. Taken with a D200 & 70-300mm lens, hand held.
Posted by Nick Mckeown on May 13, 2012 at 10:14 AM
Hi Dave,
no smaller image for some reason. The larger image looks a little soft,perhaps a little more sharpening needed? Not a species I get up here.
Hi Nick, still learning the "ropes" did not realise I could post a smaller image as well. Perhaps it could do with a little "sharpening" thanks for taking the time to comment Have new camera and lens coming next week so hoping to get a lot of practice in....
Don't think it is that soft though would stand some sharpening, main issue is the BG would suggest providing some purchases around the feeders with clean backdrops as I think the green is dominating this too much ... just a thought
Thanks for the responses, expecting my new Nikon D7000 & Sigma 50-500mm ex hsm OS this week, and on Annual Leave soon so hoping to have lots of practice, once again your comments are very welcome.
Discussion
9 repliesNot been able to get out doors much recently, however "grabbed a day" and was able to capture a few images. This Willow Tit is a regular visitor to my feeders. Taken with a D200 & 70-300mm lens, hand held.
no smaller image for some reason. The larger image looks a little soft,perhaps a little more sharpening needed? Not a species I get up here.
Nick.
Its a good place to learn on here,hope your new gear does the trick for you,good effort with this one.
Keith.
Bob
these are tricky little devils get get right and take a lot of practice
Ron
You will find the D7000 a gem ! and I have the 50-500 non os Sigma and its done me well over the years, Enjoy them !
Cheers
JR