Winona
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Looking for some serious help to grow. Had some good subjects today and hoping to go back next weekend. It was noon and quite cloudy...not good. I have had good results with my lens on bright sunny days. Struggles under cloudy conditions. But, I want to rule out anything I may be doing. Another no, no-handheld. But, we were just on a bike ride and happened to see these and pull out the camera. All taken with a Canon 80D and Tamron 100-400. I'm pretty sure all were with TV set at 1/1250 and auto ISO EXCEPT the nest which was probably AV with auto ISO and widest aperture of 6.3. Other nest photos were attempted with shutter priority and ended up quite dark. For example-the nest photo. The birds seem fuzzy-not sure if its focus or noise or? The osprey in the tree needed better light-could I have tweaked any of my settings? The BOF-I know this needed shutter speed probably 1/2000? Any help appreciated. Looking at these I probably should have set the ISO a little higher, huh. Usually the camera puts the ISO too high so I'm surprised looking at it.
Cropped, TV 1/1250, f6.3, ISO auto 160. 400mm
TV 1/1250. f7.1, ISO 100 (auto). 269mm
ISO 160 (auto) f 7.1, TV 1/1250. 400mm
I think AV. f 6.3. ISO 125, 1/500 400mm
Cropped, TV 1/1250, f6.3, ISO auto 160. 400mm
TV 1/1250. f7.1, ISO 100 (auto). 269mm
ISO 160 (auto) f 7.1, TV 1/1250. 400mm
I think AV. f 6.3. ISO 125, 1/500 400mm