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Re: As others have pointed out - get closer
In reply to jimmybob,
6 months ago
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jimmybob wrote:
There is no substitution (especially small birds), you have to get closer if you want that feather detail and sharpness. Good light (somewhere behind you or to the side) with a dark backgrounds will help as well to give the image some pop. I very much like my D7000 for birding, the auto focus is fast and sure.



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James
That's what I think needs to be done, get closer which I have in some instances, but I don't get consistent sharpness. I do get some that I find acceptable but I also miss quite a bit too, I know the lens is not great for this (nikon 70-300 at 300). The thing that gets me is I set the shutter to only release on focus and assume that would mean the objects will be in focus especially when moving side to side.


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