Know about opting for an appropriate shutter pace for every type of chicken pictures — for static topics, for flight, and for more than a few sorts …
Know about opting for an appropriate shutter pace for every type of chicken pictures — for static topics, for flight, and for more than a few sorts …
Great images and information. What Zebra setting are you trying to expose your images too? And, you mention joining you for a workshop, how does one do that?
Amazing…
Hi Artie. I've been to some of your seminars (B&H) in years past. I seem to recall that you mostly shot in Manual exposure mode. But here, you are shooting in Shutter Priority a lot. When/why would you use one over the other for flight (I get using M for static birds). Thanks and happy holidays.
Bravo
Wonderful seeing your work and suggestions. Fantastic video and great examples.
31:59 what technique was mentioned? Do you have a video on that technique?? Great work!!
Your snake at 8 minutes is a juvenile Racer.
Great video, do you use auto iso ever?
Great coverage and examples of the full range of shutter speeds. Great stuff Arthur. I usually try 1/4000+ to freeze action/flight of smaller bird such as bee-eaters.