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Originally Posted by Snapper
Well done Tassle, the Wren is not the easiest bird to capture and I nearly always laps into Macbeth when I mention them "the most diminutive of birds". They are so quick as well that to catch them still is wonderful.
It could be that all you need to do to get the images sharper is to take them at a faster shutter speed, do you have the camera on a tripod?
It could be that all you need to do to get the images sharper is to take them at a faster shutter speed, do you have the camera on a tripod?
I don't have a Tripod...I am not sure of the Shutter speed on these (it was a while ago and a bit spur of the moment!)I have wondered about investing in a tripod, but am unsure about how easy they are to get on and off quick.
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You have a thing that is called a quick release plate that screws to the camera and that clips on and off the tripod in a second.
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Kit 1 Pentax K7 Pentax 60-250mm Sigma 105mm Macro Pentax 12-24mm Pentax 50mm 1.4 Sigma 50-500mm (Bigma) |
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