This is shot with a Casio EX-F1 using natural light (bright sunlight from behind the camera's point of view). I do use a flash to shoot stills and the birds don't seem to mind too mich, but I don't kow how they would react to a continuous strobe - might be interesting to try! :-)
We had a guy who makes his living shooting still photos who came out to shoot hummers. With all the hummingbirds we have, he still went ahead and staged a feeding area where he could set up and shoot using a strobe to get the wings frozen in motion. Because his time was limited and he was competing with all of our other feeders, I don't know that he got all that many great shots. Another photographer friend was telling me a strobe is the way to go - these are all for still shots. Good stuff!
Great shot!!
MrNOTaMiscreant101 2 years ago
The little dude sure put on a good show! Thanks for watching :-)
jcmegabyte 2 years ago
Wow! That is great! I need to get a camera that can do the slo-mo. Do you also use a strobe or are you depending on natural light?
cmrsf1 2 years ago
This is shot with a Casio EX-F1 using natural light (bright sunlight from behind the camera's point of view). I do use a flash to shoot stills and the birds don't seem to mind too mich, but I don't kow how they would react to a continuous strobe - might be interesting to try! :-)
JcmdiStockFootage 2 years ago
We had a guy who makes his living shooting still photos who came out to shoot hummers. With all the hummingbirds we have, he still went ahead and staged a feeding area where he could set up and shoot using a strobe to get the wings frozen in motion. Because his time was limited and he was competing with all of our other feeders, I don't know that he got all that many great shots. Another photographer friend was telling me a strobe is the way to go - these are all for still shots. Good stuff!
cmrsf1 2 years ago
Cool!
scombridae1969 2 years ago
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Thanks for checking it out! :-)
jcmegabyte 2 years ago
Chubby little hummer =)
loveyoutodeathbut 2 years ago
Yup, he's plumping-up for the winter!
jcmegabyte 2 years ago