Ouch! I feel your pain about the speed.. you are not alone! at least
you got to see him and the photo brings remembrance anyway..
I had so many slides with motion blur or slight off focus back in the
manual days..that looked good at first glance when I got the slides but
were useless for getting them published, for stock, for prints.. but
especially painful when the flick of a switch would have saved you...
You'll see more of them again.. they are coming back and you are in the
right place
ann
On 4/2/2021 2:51 PM, Larry Colen wrote:
After we buried my mom yesterday on my way to visit with the friend who was
like another daughter to Mom I saw what looked like blackbirds hassling a
vulture, which seemed really odd, then I realized that it was a bald eagle. I
pulled over, grabbed the K-3 with a bigma and grabbed some shots. It was set
at Av, ISO 100 f/10, bracketing 0 and -2 stops. Lesson learned: don’t
photograph birds in flight locked at ISO 100.
In theory this would be a good use of user modes, though I could have just gone
to Tav at a higher shutter speed.
On a larger scheme these aren’t great photos, but they are some of my best bald
eagle photos (especially in flight) so far.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/albums/72157718833806563
As an aside, it occurred to me that bald eagle would actually be a better name
for vultures than birds that look like Edgar Winter with wings.
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