Atlast, a Hoopoe on the ground . . .
ECR road this morning. 400D, APO 170-500, F6.3, 1/640, ISO 400
regards
Rajan
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Atlast, a Hoopoe on the ground . . .
ECR road this morning. 400D, APO 170-500, F6.3, 1/640, ISO 400
regards
Rajan
Hi Rajan,
Nice photograph. Liked the low angle and the slightly open beak.You could have uploaded a bigger image. I think there is some noise in the BG.
Look forward to more..
Last edited by Mrudul Godbole; 28-06-2009 at 08:13 PM.
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Mrudul Godbole
Rajan,
It is great that you found one on the ground. The angle is also nice. I like the rim light you got. Did you pull up the exposure during post processing? I am saying this because there is some noise in the background.
The image size looks small.
Which focussing point were you using? I also think your lens front focusses a bit. Please check.
I would crop from the left to eliminate the leaf as well as the piece of paper on the ground.
The next on the wish list is a hoopoe on the ground with a insect in its beak. I am sure we will see that soon.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi
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Dear Sabyasachi
I did have to pull up the exposure during PP and hence the noise. I wanted to NEAT it but let it out for now.
I use the Center point focus. Any specific way's i can check for front focussing ? Or is it maybe because i held the trigger down after focus and tried to recompose ?
Oh, BTW, i got one of them on the ground, with an insect in the beak as well . . . here it is!!
400D, APO 170-500, F6.3, 1/800, ISO 400
regards
Rajan
I think there was a prior discussion between you guys regarding insect
Btw second photo is amazing.
Thanks & Regards
Sagar Patil,
Thane
thats amazing one... Sabyasachi wished for it and you got it... TFS
Rajan,
Just place a news paper flat on a table. And place a ruler (or scale as we call it) by its side. Then place your camera on a tripod or firm support. Use the AF and then click. You can see where the exact point of focus is. If in doubt then let me know. I am back in town now.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi
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