they can be quite hard to photograph, there quick and don't always seem to stay in one spot very long.
here is a photo of a male that i really like but it was also in bad lightning with a 1/4000 shutter speed with my 200mm lens, it was cropped pretty heavily but still looks good if you can...
great story about the hawks, my understanding is humming birds like to be close to hawks, the hawks don't eat thm since they are so small and the hawks scare off allot of the animals that will eat them. but they are territorial, we had a male hummer that would set in the tree in my yard...
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These were shot in the front yard, the feeders right next to the door in the garage that goes outside. I propped the cameras up on the tripod inside the garage so they cant see me that easily and waited for them to show up. only saw one today in about 30 or 40 min I am guessing it...
I haven't read everything here. you may need a faster shutter speed, the lens may need tuned to get a better focus, some cameras have a focus fine tune, some sigma lenses can be hooked up to the sigma dock so you can really fine tune the focus, I own 3 sigma lenses that can be tuned with...
I saw some reviews of the new iphone camera and some photos taken with it that the reviewers were raving about, they photos did not look very good to me. the images looked kind of soft and the bokeh was not that great IMO and stuff like that. plus you have very little optical zoom...
Thanks, those are some great photos you posted
the rayonex does not fit on any of my lenses, there all 72-82mm filter sizes. i don't want to hold it up by hand in front of the lens.
I can get a set of the cheap filters for 17 bucks that will fit on 2 of my lenses. the photos people have...