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Re: Suburb Sightings

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Ah..you make me laugh Anne-marie....:)

And yes selfsame sherry at friend's house after the bird flew away...:)


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=O: =O: =O: X#X


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Imagine having that in your garden!! \O \O


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Awesome!!! \O

nan =O: =O: =O:


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Thx for the comments all..:) :)


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Re: Garden Bird Pics!!

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I have only found this thread now.

What an amazing place a garden can be.

There are amazing photos on the previous pages so congrats to all of you. If I now had to sit here and mention you one by one it would take me a couple of days.

Being on pension once again I have been practicing with Joans camera on the bird activity in our garden. Unfortunately , the wall by the bird feeder is rather unsightly and does not lend itself to good photography. I tried putting up a blue plastic sheet, that I use when painting, but that too is rather unsightly.

I am now going to pinch one of our sheets and try cover the wall with that.

My ultimate photo is to capture a bird in flight in perfect focus. I have been using 1/4000 of a second but still cannot seem to get them crystal sharp.

Will post some soon.


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Good luck STF! \O

Take a look here for some tips:

https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=105&t=705


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steamtrainfan wrote:I have only found this thread now.

My ultimate photo is to capture a bird in flight in perfect focus. I have been using 1/4000 of a second but still cannot seem to get them crystal sharp.

Will post some soon.
I believe we have some gurru's out there that can teach us some tricks STF.

Until then.... O**

I did read something about the ISO setting for 'in-flight' this morning.
I will dig into it and we will try and sort on the Photograph lessons thread. =O: =O:


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Flutterby wrote:Take a look here for some tips:
Thanks so much Flutterby - will take a good read of this.

Thanks Amoli - look forward to hearing from these guru's.


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oups missed this one 0*\

I've got some to post here... but not to much time... until.... O/\ O/\ O/\ start to SA
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