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    Default Black Drongo

    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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    almost uncropped, iso 640, f8, aperture priority...basic photo editing...

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    Excellent closeup...........

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    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

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    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.
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    Mrudul Godbole

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    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?

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    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 . . . .

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    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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