Re: Singing birds

On Mon, 5 Mar 2007 17:40:21 -0500, Rick wrote
(in article <12up72ngrtdf5f6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>):

Lee wrote:
On Mon, 5 Mar 2007 09:39:25 -0500, Howard Lester wrote
(in article <esha55$qip$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>):

"Lee" wrote

Money is an issue. I will get a new tripod head after I learn more about
them. I am going to have to work with the tripod I have. I will look into
that plate your mentioned.
Lee, before you spend any money, take some shots with the center column
all
the way down and see if you get better results.
Also, do NOT fully extend any of the leg sections. Leave a couple of
inches
retracted for more stability. Make sure that all screws and bolts are
firmly
tightened.

Howard



Good advice.

Was planning on doing a lot of research before spending any money. I have
three unsatisfactory tripod heads now so I think it time to study first buy
later.

I took a couple of shots of the eclipse and will post them later. The thumb
nails look fine. You all can tell me what you think.

Lee

Park Ridge, NJ


Lee, what kind of settings did you use to photograph the eclipse? I
took some pictures but, they were un satisfactory.



I missed most of the Eclipse.

I think the photos came out pretty good but I am no judge of the technical
side of photography. You guys will have to judge if there are any shakes in
these. There should be since the camera was moving. They can be found at:

http://s172.photobucket.com/albums/w10/rarebirdyspictures/

I usually set the camera for RAW and JPG ( for email). They haven't been
modified in any way.

Sorry, I do not know what settings. I set the ISO to auto with a maximum
sensitivity of 400 I just let the camera do its thing. I drag the photo into
I View Media if I want that info.

Lee

Park Ridge, NJ


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