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    Flamingos

    Here are couple of flamingo group photos taken a few days back. My 70-300 was not long enough to isolate a single flamingo for the type of shot I was looking for. Are they any good? C&C most welcome.

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    Re: Flamingos

    Hello Bedanta, love the flamingos. Your depth of field for a group of birds was too narrow at f/8 and a shutter speed of 1/800. I would have dropped the shutter speed to 1/400 or 1/500 and shot at f/16 to increase the depth of field.

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    Re: Flamingos

    Quote Originally Posted by jprzybyla View Post
    Hello Bedanta, love the flamingos. Your depth of field for a group of birds was too narrow at f/8 and a shutter speed of 1/800. I would have dropped the shutter speed to 1/400 or 1/500 and shot at f/16 to increase the depth of field.
    Yes Joe, for the group photos I should have increased the DoF. Thanks for pointing out. Next week I am planning to visit the same place, will try experimenting with various f-stops.

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    Re: Flamingos

    Trying to isolate a suitable smaller group from a large assembly is always tricky; no matter whether it is birds or people.

    I would prefer to clone out the legs which are 'hanging down' from the top edge, particularly from the first image.

    Otherwise, it looks good to me.

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