01-16-2021 11:22 PM - edited 03-30-2021 06:14 PM
I shot these saveral years back. They kept flying over my head, so I thought what the heck, I'll give it a go. To get focus, I focused where I thought they would be and snapped away 🙂
I think these are Evening bats, but not quite sure because I just don't know my bats, LOL.
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03-30-2021 01:46 PM
Unique photo. What speed, aperature and ISO? Curious. I'm working on getting more adept at action photos.
03-30-2021 06:55 PM - edited 03-30-2021 06:58 PM
@Tintype_18 wrote:Unique photo. What speed, aperature and ISO? Curious. I'm working on getting more adept at action photos.
I cheated with this one, well, not really cheating, using the flash is just one of the ways to freeze action, just not typically used for birds and bats. I don't recall why, but I used "P" mode to help get these shots. It's not a mode I normally use. SS1/60th, f/4, ISO 400, and used the built in flash. If you want to study action shots on this forum, look at Rodgers, user name wq9nsc. He has a good handle on it. Also, check out my BIF post if birds are more your thing.
TIP: Check to see if there is an EXIF plug-in for the browser you use. If so, that will allow you to "right click" an image and view that data, provided that the author chose to include it. I use the one for Chrome.
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