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kodiaksalmon

My hummers.

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I've had nothing but clouds and rain the past month (snowing right now) and while the hummers have been back in force, I've not had the light to catch them. But last Saturday, the Sun came out for a few hours and I got a couple of shots. (1/2500)

 

More to come.....if the Sun cooperates....

 

Remember, I've had two hours of good Sun in the last month, so bear with the mediocrity of these....

 

IPB Image

 

IPB Image

 

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Nice job Kodiak...Looks like a female Rufous..

What kind of lens are you using, the exif says f/1.5, wow...

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"exif?" Fill me in Andrew. Where are you getting that?

 

75-300, at about 85. That lens won't do f/1.5. I think I was f/4.6. I was shutter priority at 1/2500 and 1/2000. The camera was calling for a higher f-stop of course, but I wanted the SS to catch the wings, but still have enough light to make it work and was willing to sacrifice focal depth. I think I'll do 1/2000 next time, as I had brighten some of my shots from that day.

 

Thanks.

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I have an EXIF data reader so when I right click on a web photo I can see the info..

 

This is what I see from your photos

 

Camera Make: SONY

Camera Model: DSLR-A100

Image Date: 2008:04:12 15:26:00

Focal Length: 75.0mm

Aperture: f/1.5

ISO equiv: 400

Light Source: Daylight

Metering Mode: Spot

Exposure: shutter priority (semi-auto)

 

 

I am starting to wonder how acurate this reader is :)

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Holy smoke, that's cool! Everything looks right, except for the f stop. I think that lens only does 4.5. I probably should've had f/1.5 with that SS. If the Sun ever comes out again, I'll give it a shot with a smaller lens, as close as I am.

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