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  • #16
    Re: BIFs and BIFs

    Originally posted by bredman View Post
    A couple more swans.

    Really like this one

    Ian
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    Olympus UK E-System User Group (https://www.e-group.uk.net)

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    • #17
      Re: BIFs and BIFs

      Getting better . We had our first Swallow last week , half a dozen over head last night. Working in garden today, camera close no Swallows!
      Ed

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      • #18
        Re: BIFs and BIFs

        Originally posted by brian1208 View Post
        Good stuff Pete, I don't think sequential shooting is possible with zero anti-shock enabled
        Yeah they are greyed out. Interesting that they are still there though, future firmware upgrade perhaps.
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        • #19
          Re: BIFs and BIFs

          Originally posted by bredman View Post
          I should have tried CAF for the martins ...

          Had a few more martins fly over earlier yesterday. CAF was useless, complete waste of time for that type of bird. Then i tried the two burst rates with SAF, it was better than CAF but not much use really. Best technique for that type of BIFfing was single shot SAF (i had anti-shock (0 secs) on too) and taking more care to find the birds and set the shot before focussing and releasing the shutter. Only this way could i move the camera fast enough to keep up with the Sandies.
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