Eagle Owl, Red Kite & Harris Hawk.

[Dave in Wales]

All JPG's shot on OM-D + Panny 45-200mm....at the long end.


P8120281-1-RS by Dave in Wales, on Flickr


P8120284-1-RS by Dave in Wales, on Flickr


P8120276-1-RS by Dave in Wales, on Flickr


P8120286-1-RS by Dave in Wales, on Flickr


P8120264-1-RS by Dave in Wales, on Flickr


P8120277-1-RS by Dave in Wales, on Flickr

 

[cowboy]

Looks like a Harris Hawk.

Nice pics BTW

 

[Dave in Wales]

Looks like a Harris Hawk.

Nice pics BTW

Many thanks on both counts.

 

[nikongaz]

Last bird isnt a harris, lookes like a red tail hawk to me.
Like the second red kite picture.

 

[Peter_Hartland]

Nice clean sharp images, that OM-D does perform well.

 

[bl0at3r]

Nice clean sharp images, that OM-D does perform well.

 

[wildprey]

i need help with getting the right white balance with sky shoots i have these pair of kestrels in my local field i,m like taking pictures when they appear but my sky shots go black they have no detail just a black out.
please help if you can.

 

[Dave in Wales]

i need help with getting the right white balance with sky shoots i have these pair of kestrels in my local field i,m like taking pictures when they appear but my sky shots go black they have no detail just a black out.
please help if you can.

Sorry, never taken birds in flight, in fact these are my first ever bird shots.

Find a a shot that yoiu have in mind posted by another member and ask them.

 

[SKM]

in fact these are my first ever bird shots.

nice portraits but i think they are all oversharpened slightly

Originally Posted by wildprey
i need help with getting the right white balance with sky shoots i have these pair of kestrels in my local field i,m like taking pictures when they appear but my sky shots go black they have no detail just a black out.
please help if you can.

If you are ahooting Av then you will need to dial in +1 1/3 - 1 2/3 exposure compensation to retain detail in the birds

Stan

 

[stupidlammer]

Excellent shots! The OM-D performs well indeed.