I start off with one photo first. Haven't really gotten round to sorting/editing.


IMG_9924 by shuigao25, on Flickr

OK I just post a couple of pics before dinner. First two pics are just having fun with UWA.


IMG_9804 by shuigao25, on Flickr

Got a bit too close to this bird and it tried to munch my lens, lol.


IMG_9811 by shuigao25, on Flickr

Birdie dancing the ballet!


IMG_9845 by shuigao25, on Flickr

OK here are mine. Nothing special lor ... limitations of 55-25 and time to get 70-200? lol


IMG_9735 by shuigao25, on Flickr


IMG_9765 by shuigao25, on Flickr


IMG_9779 by shuigao25, on Flickr


IMG_9801 by shuigao25, on Flickr

The hornbill one spoiled cos a bit shaky ... shutter not fast enough


IMG_9812 by shuigao25, on Flickr


IMG_9870 by shuigao25, on Flickr


IMG_9922 by shuigao25, on Flickr


IMG_9974 by shuigao25, on Flickr

nono, the hornbill comment was referring to the red beak one that was eating the meat. think it was camera shake cos it was 'rush job' to grab

btw Brian, your pictures damn sharp leh. Did you do any additional sharpening in PP?


Haha, I had my cam right up sticking to the fence. The owl didn't even bother opening both eyes, just open one eye look at me ...

heeeeeeeey i didn't see this bird anywhere also ...

For me, 60d can select focus point using the 'joystick' so it was surprising how much faster I can choose which point I want compared to 500d.

what annoyed me a bit was having One-shot vs AI servo on at the wrong time. seems like everytime a bird was flying I was on one-shot. and everytime I wanted to focus-recompose I was on servo.

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Added on February 27, 2011, 9:29 am@redcross your two pics look a tad underexposed to me (I'm on iPhone tho. not on calibrated monitor)

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Added on February 27, 2011, 9:32 am@Zhengyang one of your stork pic got camera strap hanging on the right side leh!

@kytz actually I kinda line the colors on your birds a lot. very natural looking. I think compared to the rest of us who've perhaps bumped up the saturation/vibrance a little too much on some pics

This post has been edited by deodorant: Feb 27 2011, 09:32 AM

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