I share with you some pictures taken in the East slope of the Ecuadorian Andes, this is one of my favorite areas to photograph birds due to the great diversity that can be found, hope you like it.
I am interested in the metadata for the hummers. I note the 1sec exposure. Rather than me speculate, maybe you can say a few words about how you got these superb images.
I particularly like the Green-backed Hillstar and the Chestnut-breasted Cornet.
dclark wrote:
Beautiful photographs of some beautiful birds.
I am interested in the metadata for the hummers. I note the 1sec exposure. Rather than me speculate, maybe you can say a few words about how you got these superb images.
I particularly like the Green-backed Hillstar and the Chestnut-breasted Cornet.
Dave
The metadata is incorrect, the problem is that the screen of my laptop is not very good, so I make a second edition on my phone with the Photoshop App, and when saving the photo all the metadata is deleted except the lens that I used.
For the 2 pictures you mention I used my Sony A6600 + Sony 200-600mm.
Green-backed Hillstar, F7,1 I 1/250 I ISO 1250
Chestnut-breasted Coronet, F14 I 1/200 I ISO 250 + multiflash technique
