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LTK

LTK

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LTK said:
Hobby's have recently arrived in the UK, it's always a pleasure watching these hunt bugs . They was high up so shots are heavy cropped

LTK04407-5 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr

LTK019391 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr

LTK09012-1 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr

LTK09004-1 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr

LTK01942-1 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr

LTK00501-1 by Leon Kirkbride#2, on Flickr
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Slower shutter speed than I expected at 1/2000

Great images- all hand held or gimbal/fluid head?
 
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Many thanks
As a newbie with very little practical knowledge I have a question
According to literature since the bird was smaller than the rest of the brilliant sky the whole should have been underexposed. But it did not.
What am I missing here - a more advanced multisegment metering than Nikon or use of Layers ?
Am I being too much of a pest ?
 
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sjghosh said:
Many thanks
As a newbie with very little practical knowledge I have a question
According to literature since the bird was smaller than the rest of the brilliant sky the whole should have been underexposed. But it did not.
What am I missing here - a more advanced multisegment metering than Nikon or use of Layers ?
Am I being too much of a pest ?
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I was using about +1.7 exposure compensation , at 0 the birds looked much too dark because of the bright sky . I also check histogram for highlight clipping
 
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