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Hummingbird (3)
Copyright ©2012, Loren Lewis
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Hummingbird facing the camera
| Photographer: | Loren Lewis |
|---|---|
| Folder: | Loren's Photos |
| Uploaded: | 18-May-2012 03:44 CEST |
| Current Rating: | 9.00/2 View all ratings Delete my rating |
| Model release available: | |
| Camera: | Olympus E-5 |
| Exposure time: | 1/250 s |
| Aperture: | F8 |
| Focal length: | 50 mm |
| Lens: | zuiko 50 2.8 |
| Focusing method: | Manual |
| ISO: | 200 |
| White balance: | Auto |
| Flash: | external |
| Image format: | SHQ |
| Processing applied: | crop, unsharp, clarify |
| Various: | taken through my living room window. Had the camera pre-focused to a spot very near the feeder where the bird often hovers and used a wireless remote in order to keep my distance and not scare the bird away. |
| Image resized to: | 975x1600 |
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Given the difficulty of the shot - very nice!
Katrina Adams at 09:25 CEST on 18-May-2012 [Reply]
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Katrina Adams wrote:
> Given the difficulty of the shot - very nice!
>
Thank you Katrina. I'm now attempting to improve on this by moving the feeder to a window I can keep open so there will be no double-paned glass to interfere with the perfection of the lens.
Loren Lewis at 14:00 CEST on 18-May-2012 [Reply]
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Katrina Adams wrote:
> Given the difficulty of the shot - very nice!
>
Thank you Katrina. I'm now attempting to improve on this by moving the feeder to a window I can keep open so there will be no double-paned glass to interfere with the perfection of the lens.
Loren Lewis at 14:00 CEST on 18-May-2012 [Reply]
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I apologize for the duplicate posts. It seems every time I comment, I go directly to a white screen and somehow duplicate my post trying to get back to the original site.
Loren Lewis at 14:03 CEST on 18-May-2012 [Reply]