English Name - Black Drongo
Bengali Name - Phinge
Scientific Name - Dicrurus macrocercus
Size - 28 cm
[Nikon D5100 + Sigma 150-500]
Location - Purbasthali, W.B.
Shot Taken on - Dec, 12
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English Name - Black Drongo
Bengali Name - Phinge
Scientific Name - Dicrurus macrocercus
Size - 28 cm
[Nikon D5100 + Sigma 150-500]
Location - Purbasthali, W.B.
Shot Taken on - Dec, 12
almost uncropped, iso 640, f8, aperture priority...basic photo editing...
Excellent closeup...........
Nice closeup. What was the Shutter Speed ? Appears that you had a low shutter speed for the details around the beak are lesser when compared to those around the feathers. Maybe a slightly lower Aperture (around 6.3 on the Sigma 150-500) and a slightly higher ISO would have provided a higher shutter speed and hence more details.
Lovely eye contact and the clean BG adds to the picture.
Thanks for sharing
regards
Rajan
Nice eye contact. Agree with the above comments. Also I feel a rectangular framing would have enhanced the composition further than the present square one. Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Mrudul Godbole
thank you all very much for the reviews...
rajan, r u sure the beak is not sharp due to low shutter speed, or is it out of focus due to super closeup?
Hi Arpan
Could be either, but i tend to sway towards the Shutter Speed for the Aperture here is not the minimum on the 150-500 (which is 6.3).
At F8, the DOF is quite decent enough to get a clear coverage of the body and the beak. So, I tend to believe that unless this is a big crop, the SS could impact the details.
The other factor that adds to details and clarity is the stability (either on a strong tripod or a beanbag) at low shutter speeds . . . .
regards
Rajan
rajan, thanks for the review...it may also be the cause, the camera was handheld on a boat in low light...
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