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First, this is a tough bird to expose properly. In my experience with tanagers, I always try to photograph this bird on overcast days. Any time this bird is in direct sunlight, the colors can be really hard to get right. I also use a flash, but stopped down 1 and 2/3 stops. This is just enough light to make your image look good. Also, you are going to have to crank up the ISO on this guy. When I find tanagers, it's in a well shaded, dark woods. Hope this helped. Good luck, Todd
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