I took these photos the other day while sitting in a chair that's a few feet from one of the hummingbird feeders. I've been playing around with different settings on my camera to get some stop action shots. Here's what I got that day...
These are just a few of my male and female Ruby-Throated hummingbirds that are swarming my feeders now.
I'm not 100% pleased with these shots so I'll keep playing with settings until I get it right. I'm still trying to figure how to get enough light in the photo with such a fast shutter speed and not have it turn out grainy. Simple, huh? Any tips for me from any of you photographers out there?
Till next time,
2 comments:
no tips from me. i resort to 'auto' more times than not...
Do you have an exposure button/setting where you can "up" it a bit? I usually set mine on +.3 or more, depending on the day or subject.
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