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I'm lucky to shoot all these birds this morning, without knowing their names, at the Blackie Spit Park, Surrey, BC. Can you tell me their names? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

shot in Aperture priority f=7.1, 300mm with speed from 1/1000 to 1/1600.

I heard the C-AF not working very well...I used the slower burst mode, so AF should have worked in every shoot, thought the focus plane didn't change a lot...

Following is a set of pictures while the eagle take off: Can I conclude that occasionally EM-5 could follow a moving object ok? Shot in S-AF+MF with auto focus and ISBS on. The lens is the...

They look strong.

It was hiding in the trees, quite dark and hard to see. 10:30am.

Thanks. Maybe I used the camera raw in wrong way.

Extremly Sharp! What's the lens? How do you capture the motion so clear?

A place with lots of birds.Snowy Owl Robin Long-ear Owl Hwak

With the 70-300mm 4-5.6 4/3 lens, these are the best I can get:

Taken with EM-5 w/70-300mm 4/3 lens. SAF+MF.

Can only get clear image with motionless and close subject.Using S-AF+MF with stabilized VF and AF assistant. So what is the best setting for flying birds?