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windoze
May-07-2005, 06:16 AM
no more throwing feed on the ground, decided to spend $5.00 and buy a proper bird feeder ( doubles aas a bird bath ) now all i gotta do is wait... oops after 2 minutes of hanging it up....
http://windoze.smugmug.com/photos/21447801-M.jpg
Ric Grupe
May-07-2005, 06:37 AM
...and a nice Jay. :thumb
rahmonster
May-07-2005, 06:40 AM
Nice shot, I love his colours. I can see you are going to get your money's worth out of that bird feeder:):
windoze
May-07-2005, 06:44 AM
the feeder is the best $5.00 investment i ever made. BTW, ive noticed that the Jays will take on smaller birds and birds their size. They wont mess with the mourning doves.... ius it just coz of their size?
troy
...and a nice Jay. :thumb
Angelo
May-07-2005, 06:56 AM
very cool W. tell us your EXIF on these shots please.
windoze
May-07-2005, 07:41 AM
http://windoze.smugmug.com/photos/21447801-Ti.jpg
Date Taken:2005-05-06 21:52:18Date Digitized:2005-05-06 21:52:18Date Modified:2005-05-07 10:07:18Make:CanonModel: Canon EOS 20D Size: 2379x1754 Bytes: 912698 Aperture: f/5.6 ISO: 800 Focal Length: 400mm (guess: 466mm in 35mm) Exposure Time: 0.001s (1/1000)Flash:Flash did not fire, compulsory flash modeExposure Program:Aperture priorityExposure Bias:0very cool W. tell us your EXIF on these shots please.
Angelo
May-07-2005, 08:46 AM
http://windoze.smugmug.com/photos/21447801-Ti.jpg
Date Taken:2005-05-06 21:52:18Date Digitized:2005-05-06 21:52:18Date Modified:2005-05-07 10:07:18Make:CanonModel: Canon EOS 20D Size: 2379x1754 Bytes: 912698 Aperture: f/5.6 ISO: 800 Focal Length: 400mm (guess: 466mm in 35mm) Exposure Time: 0.001s (1/1000)Flash:Flash did not fire, compulsory flash modeExposure Program:Aperture priorityExposure Bias:0
very cool with nice DOF. I always get confused about aperature size for this. why did you shoot at 800 ISO?
ginger_55
May-07-2005, 09:09 AM
The birds in my cul de sac are attacking cats. That I saw with my own eyes. A friend on another list saw on cable news that they are attacking people in my state.
I am hoping to get a bird feeder. But right now I would like to get a photo of the perp who gave the poor cat such a scare, and I would like to find the nest.
Never seen, nor heard, so many birds as outside my front door. (At 6 AM while looking for my camera battery. I found it, the dog had eaten it, am down to one. will order another one or two of the $11.00 variety, but I am shooting at church tomorrow, etc.)
How did you get that for $5.00? Great feeder!
ginger
Good capture of the Jay. They have to eat, too.
Hopefully, and I am sure, there will be many more captures.
Drastic measures, like food, to get these little guys to hold still.
Phil U.
May-07-2005, 12:01 PM
that's 5 bucks well spent even for that one shot!
bfjr
May-07-2005, 12:07 PM
5 bucks for feeder
a few thousand for glass and tech
just don't seem fair :D
Oh I forgot to add the talent to use it all, priceless :clap
Crisp, clean shots :thumb
windoze
May-07-2005, 12:13 PM
Good question!!! Here is the short story... i was under the impression that if i was shooting at 300 mm my shutter speed should be approx 1/300. so i always strived to keep my shutter speed near the "zoom measure ) for lack of the correct word. I now know that a faster shutter speed can give me a sharper image - less camera shake. Anyway if i use a higher ISO like 800 i can then get a higher shutter speed. This makes sense to me, but what works for me just might be luck....
troy
very cool with nice DOF. I always get confused about aperature size for this. why did you shoot at 800 ISO?
windoze
May-07-2005, 05:34 PM
Kmart where else ?
troy
How did you get that for $5.00? Great feeder!
ginger
Eric&Susan
May-07-2005, 05:38 PM
Great pic:clap
I think you single handedly just helped Kmart sell out of every bird feeder they have:rofl :rofl
Eric
Skippy
May-08-2005, 02:44 AM
no more throwing feed on the ground, decided to spend $5.00 and buy a proper bird feeder ( doubles aas a bird bath ) now all i gotta do is wait... oops after 2 minutes of hanging it up....
I feed the birds on the concrete in front of the garden shed, cause the only trees I have are fruit trees, and I don't want to encourage them to go for the fruit :nono the two little parrats are still coming in, but still take off as soon as they see me or hear me open the door.
Magpies are still coming in and one still eats from my hand, I just hope to be able to continue to encourage them so that one day *dream*dream* when I get me a bigger lens *drool*drool* I hope to be able to get some real nice closeups......now if only we got nice colorful ones like yours Troy...... is that a Blue Jay??? hope you get some more visitors to your new bird feeder soon :D ...... Skippy (Australia)
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