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Merry Christmas
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No idea what the bird is , i like he dog pics though
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Its how i got to grips with the focus , just using something like a pile of coins , it just means your ready & know how to use this setting when all the tiny buds come out in the spring You will get some cracking frosty leaves on this mode as well if its a bright day
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This is the supermacro button Then find something to practice on, i have used coins in this case & a angle table lamp partyly depress the shutter button untill you see a big magnified oblong come into the main screen like the pic above , then while keeping your finger on the partly depresed shutter button slightly move the camera back and forth untill the focus is what you think is right once you get it in focus press the shutter button down What the end result looks like Just practice on anything & everything , one tip though, for taking shots in this mode yo
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I am doing a little demo hang on 10 mins
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I have one of these cameras , have a go on the supermacro setting its awesome , you will get some fantastic results with it i rate this little canon very much , great pics by the way
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I thought it was probably a fox , thank you
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i went out earlier but it was to foggy to get any decent pics, but when i went to the pond thats normaly got the dozon regulars on it i found what i think are fox footprints on the pond as its frozen over & snowed on top of it theres splatters off blood in the snow & no goose , so i assume a fox has taken advantage of the fact the lakes frozen & had it do you think there fox prints or a dogs , i found no feathers just prints & blood this i think is a bird print , it was on the bank of the pond the dog/fox prints on the frozen pond I have no idea
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I like them, very good
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Very sad news rip
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I think your both right , it looks nothing like a Robin when i had a close look
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is this the one i think is a Robin or the one flying ?
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]I did say i thought it was
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Thanks Dawn i will have a look at Reed Buntings now
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Mind it took hours to narrow down what the hedge sparrow was , but my husband did say he thought the flying one was a jay so he gets the credit for that one
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Just a few bird pics from yesterday i think the first ones a hedge sparrow , not a very good photo though This i think is a chaffinch I think its a Jay This is a Robin i just liked the overall pic of this one
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Love the windows best , my cup of tea , cracking pics for a phone as well
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Think all the litle birds are scoffing like mad at the moment there all podgey
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lovely picture a taken when a was out this morning
Kay replied to tallpauljcb1's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
Its very pretty , at least no pylons to deal with which is nice foxdropper your a harsh critic -
To be fair its not that difficult to photograph them when there in the open fields, its just getting them in the right place so the suns not in your face. But yesterdays waiting around paid off as they moved to the other end of the field so the sun was behind me & you get the colours of there coats better then
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Brilliant pics Rolfe ,love them
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Sean i have found the booklet you sent very usefull , the one where it gives you tips about not taking out to much stuff & how to take pics in misty conditions i havent started on the other stuff yet
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All the ones with the fat guts are usually to be found eyeing up the bottles of lager & the crisps & nuts section
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I sus out the best looking bloke in there & ask him to reach summat off a high shelf I'd oblige just so I could look down your top Didnt know you liked vests & the smell of vic
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I sus out the best looking bloke in there & ask him to reach summat off a high shelf