BIRD IN FLIGHT ONLY -- share your BIF photos here
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Bluebill gliding in low about to touchdown.
Using enough shutter speed to get a sharp eye and body yet allowing motion to the wings to add a little life to the photo.
Canon R5 with RF 100-500.
Using enough shutter speed to get a sharp eye and body yet allowing motion to the wings to add a little life to the photo.
Canon R5 with RF 100-500.
Here's my first BiF photo posted here (I think), and one of the first ones I like from the Rf 100-500mm. This killdeer is one of a flock of a dozen or so that spends afternoons in a field near our home. They love to stay far away and usually fly just below tree-lines, but this one flew a little high and I was able to get a shot. I was only at 324mm because I needed a little extra field-of-view to keep it in my EVF.
I thought I'd try the much lighter 100-500 with the 1.4x TC after yesterday's outing with the heavy 400/4 + 2xTC. Here's a Skylark at 700mm f/10. These birds are very small and a decent focal length is needed but 400/500mm is easier to handle.
Starling in flight - these guys are small and fast (R5 @ 560mm)
A Bald Eagle in flight on a cloudy day. Rather slow gliding, and light was not optimal so I could manage it with 1/500 shutter speed while keeping ISO down. (R5 + RF 800).
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