Picture partly overexposed

[erik_christensen3]

<p>I took some photos of a sea eagle in a zoo and a few of them<br />have an overposured strip across/top to bottom, which I cannot<br />see the reason(s) for. They are all taken within 5 minutes and only<br />some of them has the strip.<br />Camera: D300<br />Lens: 70-200mm f/2.8 at 70mm<br />F/8 - 1/125" - ISO 200 - WB auto<br />Somebody who can explain this to me?</p>

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[johnw63]

<p>Could it be you were shooting through a fence of some sort ? That looks as much like really out of focus fence to me.</p>

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[erik_christensen3]

<p>Yes, but the wires were not horizontal/vertical they were more like a diamond, and further more imho the feets should not as 'sharp' as they are. However, I may be mistaken, so if you are right John, then I am happy that it is only my lack of skills and not the camera/lens.</p>

[bobcossar]

<p>Looks like OOF wire fence to me too, similar to what you can see on the roof part, over the birds head....regards, Bob</p>

[erik_christensen3]

<p>Thanks for your comments - yes I think I have it now.<br>

Taking with 4 fps and when I go back to the serie, then the first 3 are ok exposure-wise, but this I liked the position of the eagle better.<br>

Thanks to both of you</p>

[kris-bochenek]

<p>looks like some kind of pole or cross bar OOF.</p>