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Where's the Bird


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Searching for the birds. Always searching.

 

Please speak to her. She always wants a comment. A Critique. My first time taking pictures of her with my new lens 50 mm f 1.8 and I have to MANUAL focus. Not that easy with a MOVING girl like her.

 

Thank you for always watching.

 

Micki

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Oh! I like this even more than the other one!

 

B&W of coarse! But great pose as well... The DOF is near PERFECT! And you have great tones in it.

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She will sit out there enjoying me sitting with here and look back and forth for anything to move. It is a treat.

 

I just had to try and focus. That was the hard part.

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Manual focus is not easy... I've tried... My Xg SE folder is all manual focus on a manual film camera...

 

Hard to do, but can be well worth the effort.

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This is more like it! Now you`ve got that focusing right into the spot and I like this a lot! DoF is a wonderful thing to explore and you got a great model for to assist you. I assume that you shoot this at 1.8-aperture, or perhaps something like 2.X... That certainly helps to separate the main subject from the background.

 

Good luck for the manual focusing! I don`t know about the viewfinder of the D40X, but in D50, manual focusing is a little bit of a pain... But, when you get enough practise, it`ll work more fluently. I use my 300mm Nikkor AI-S constantly and also often use the 24mm and 80-200 lenses in manual focusing mode. That helps to determine exactly what I want to show in my images. :-)

 

C U!

Alpo

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It was still manual mode but they were on Sport Mode. I was practacing for the Soccer shots and trying to see what the settigs were on Sport Mode so I could duplicate them for my Manual settings. I still have to manual focus so I think it doesn't matter mutch with the 50mm but boy it turned out great. The neat thing with doing the NIKON in JPEG and RAW at the same time is I can compare which picture I like better.
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Hey ~ this was number one in pet pictures for a while ;) he he

 

well if you only counted my friends... lol

 

I don't know WHY the annonymous people didn't rate it.

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After looking at the one running through the snow, I was curious to see the rest, and this one leaped out at me!

What a wonderful portrait! I love the B & W tones and dof / sharpness / blurred background.

One to frame and hang in a place of prominence

Beautfully done!

 

Best Regards

 

Alf

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