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A Jackdaw decides to stop by
So this is my current mission:
There are 4 Jackdaws who come to stuff their faces at the 'bird cafe' and I want to shoot them together - three sit on the fence whilst one eats and then they swap around if they aren't disturbed.
But that's the problem they are SO flighty that the slightest movement scares them away.
The above shot is not the best by any stretch of the imagination, it was shot with a remote release and the lens focused as best I could without anything there and then switched to manual.
Any better ways to get a sharp focus on something that isn't there yet....?
So this is my current mission:
There are 4 Jackdaws who come to stuff their faces at the 'bird cafe' and I want to shoot them together - three sit on the fence whilst one eats and then they swap around if they aren't disturbed.
But that's the problem they are SO flighty that the slightest movement scares them away.
The above shot is not the best by any stretch of the imagination, it was shot with a remote release and the lens focused as best I could without anything there and then switched to manual.
Any better ways to get a sharp focus on something that isn't there yet....?