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I have shot many hummers in the past. On the feeder, I took off the perch, then stuck a small flower in 3 of the 4 feeder holes, so the bird would have to go to the hole I chose to focus on. I had ...

This is great. Can I have your permission to share this?

FWIW, it happened to me also. One day I was grabbing the body so tight, my finger on my left hand was hitting the lens release button, and as I was zooming, slightly upset the lens lock.

And his watch.

Maybe a bit of lens flair? Although it seems a bit cloudy.

I don't know your long term goals, nor your financial situation, but as a long time Kelby One member (NAPP) I would highly recommend them. Kelby One has classes in Photography, Photoshop, ...

Would that be third person from the left, or third from the right. ;-)

How about before you close your photo, you close photoshop instead. It will then ask if you want to save any open files. Go from there.

I tried that, but was not getting the full natural colors of the fireworks showing thru. Perhaps I did something wrong?

Here are 2 photos that have been blended in Photoshop CC, taken with a Nikon D500 w/Nikon 70~200 lens on a tripod. Each shot is 10 or 11 photos stacked. Taken from my back yard.

How aboot a half press on the shutter release to stop IR.

Thought I would change it up a bit..

Lots of light is the key. I use 5 flash, 2 SB 26's, SB 800, SB 900, and some other generic brands with a flash trigger. I also use a Background of foam board with some pleasant spray paint ...

I'll give it a go...

I have used program called Rname-it. (that is the spelling) It can batch re-name, leaving the original name, and adding a new string, before or after the old name. Can add numeral sequences. ...

Sounds to me like you need a modeling lamp. The scene is too dark, for LV, but exposes ok with the flash.

Some card manufactures provide a 'Image Rescue" software on their website. (like Lexar) I would visit the cards manufacturers site and see if it is available. If not google 'Image rescue" for your ...

In ACR I brought the exposure down overal 1.25 stops, then used a radial filter to brighten the face back up. A little facial sculpture, removing the small creases under the eyes, and whitened the ...

I guess not..