Gun Dogs
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Went to watch some gun dog training classes on Sunday, unfortunately I had a bit of a mare with my camera settingsC&C welcome
Paul
I see from the EXIF that you shoot shutter priority.
(Can be useful for fast moving "objects")
Have you thought about using full manual?
It might make it a bit easier to get " just the right one"
Having said that not a bad set
The Spaniel could do with a tweak to lighten the face / eyes a tad
Not a lot wrong with #2 though
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I see from the EXIF that you shoot shutter priority.
(Can be useful for fast moving "objects")
Have you thought about using full manual?
It might make it a bit easier to get " just the right one"
Having said that not a bad set
The Spaniel could do with a tweak to lighten the face / eyes a tad
Not a lot wrong with #2 though
I have been using manual but thought it might give me better results using shutter priority should have really stuck to my instincts :bang:
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Having two spaniels I'm a bit biased towards #1 although think #2 is a great portrait. Well done.
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'Tis always the wayNice pictures of my favourite subject, gundogs.
Don't want to seem as if I'm being picky on my first post, but, I'm pretty certain pic no2 is a Wire Haired Viszla, not a German Wire Haired Pointer.
No 3, of the Italian Spinone, is very nice.
When I've figured out how to post pictures, I'll put a couple of my pictures on here.
Andrew
Don't want to seem as if I'm being picky on my first post, but, I'm pretty certain pic no2 is a Wire Haired Viszla, not a German Wire Haired Pointer.
No 3, of the Italian Spinone, is very nice.
When I've figured out how to post pictures, I'll put a couple of my pictures on here.
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Im assuming the last image is a Hungarian Visla---i so want one of those dogs...
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I was guessing that no. 2 was a spinone, too, but the color was throwing me off. I've hunted behind a friends spinones, and my wirehaired pointing griffon, and generally love these wirehaired dogs in the field (and in the house.)
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Some more nice shots here...I like the ones with you (or another handler) working with the dogs...
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That was another handler unfortunately I have the perfect face for radio so stay behind the camera. I have 2 labs both a rescues 1 black and a recent addition chocolate one
ATVB
Paul
