7 Tips To Instantly Take Super Sharp Bird Photos

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Название	:	7 Tips To Instantly Take Super Sharp Bird Photos
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😂😂😂the moment I looked at my phone to check what time it was he flew away 😂😂😂 I always go through this😢
Comment from : @lichunjinri5381

So go around the world, buy top-of-the-line cameras, invest in big primes lol so basically 7 tips for rich people!
Comment from : @deanlowe2580

Thank you for this Great video and excellent tips Your photographs are so beautiful
Comment from : @Marmots4reFun

All great points, perfectly explained Thank you! I have been shooting birds for 10 years, and have suffered because had not seen this video ; )
Comment from : @frankcruz8068

This fine and good but not all of us have the resources to go all around the world for the various species I agree with the elimination of FAKEthe idea is sickening People wish to massage their own ego, the treatment of the animal is secondary
Comment from : @timothytapio4252

don't go to the dark side LOL, hilarious Thumbs up
Comment from : @MichaelArthurDavis

I had the same 100-400 lens, and I switched to the Sigma 150-600 C which is pretty good and lightweight which is very important if you aren't using a tripod The S version of the Sigma lens was too heavy for me, so I went with the cheaper and lighter one and it's pretty good all things considered I've heard that the RF 100-500 is better, but I can't justify the price I'm curious to see what my R7 does with the Sigma lens because that 16x crop means I can be farther away, and the animal tracking feature is great, but I find it hard to find the subject if the lens is too far zoomed in, like a 600 or even 800 lens makes it very hard to find the bird if it flies to another tree
Comment from : @joylox

I’m very spoiled when it comes to Ospreys Here in Australia ospreys are not migratory So I’ve been propelled to be able to photograph the same male with his various mates and their offspring for the last 10 years They’re very friendly, and every year the babybrIt’s learn to fish right in front of you It’s an astounding spot and the variety of image possibilities is astonishing
Comment from : @Paul197A

Thank you :)
Comment from : @leckywoznicki5393

Great tips thanks a bunch
Comment from : @chadbalonick1784

Ahh man, no wonder I like you heh The amount of shit I take for being the snowy owl guy and having people accuse of being a baiter makes me crazy, there should and can be no short cuts to a great genuine photo Those people who bait or put the bird in harms way to get a photo are garbage photographers and shouldn't be rewarded with likes for those imagesto kill something even a mouse for a photograph is disgusting Great video, all the points are exactly what i'd tell anyone
Comment from : @VinceMaidens

Another amazing video Tin Man! As always, lots of practical tips for maximising your opportunities to take stand out photos Your sincerity and humility shine through in every video, making them not only informative but very enjoyable to watch
Comment from : @timothyportas629

Thank you for the great video and tips Plenty of animals bait their prey, even some birds do it, seems fair to bait them back
Comment from : @ddemon4406

Calm elk22
Comment from : @user-jt4vb3dq6v

Love watching your videos I receive your e-mails as well You are so very personable and sincere Thank you for sharing tips and also glimpses into your personal life Sometimes I feel like I am there with you as you experience personal triumphs and defeats Now all I need to do is get a nice camera and lens so I can try to put into practice the tips and tricks you share with us
Comment from : @rogerd9150

This is so true, when I started photography I joined a camera club There were some amazing photos by other photographers including Kingfishers diving and one which I remember most was 2 field mice on stems of corn I spoke to the photographers about them and said how impressed I was that they were "lucky" enough to take these It wasn't until a few years later that I discovered the Kingfishers were baited into a diving bucket and the mice were taken in a studio!!
Comment from : @JaseEvoX

This is a great pep talk for those just starting out or for those just trying to improve the images they create
Comment from : @brucegraner5901

New to this channel and I love it Lots of fantastic knowledge and fun stories
Comment from : @user-jx6cw8tx1j

Great video with excellent tips 100 agreed re baiting for several reasons For one, it takes the wild right out of wildlife photography
Comment from : @love4wildlife