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Bird Photos - Pg2Taking bird photos is a great way to learn about birds and how to identify them.As a late-developing wildlife enthusiast, I often feel overwhelmed by the expertise of my bird-watching companions when we're out in the bush or on safari. These are guys who don't need a spotting scope or even binoculars to spot a tiny Chestnutbacked Finchlark in the scrub and grass 20 or 30 meters away. All I see is the scrub and grass, never mind trying to photograph the little creature! |
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Long Lens Adds New Dimension
Coupled to a crop-sensor Canon EOS 450D SLR digital camera, this awesome piece of glass gives me the equivalent of a 640mm F5.6 lens when fully zoomed. Camera Shake Remains a Threat
Essential Reference Guides
These books have different strengths: Roberts is still regarded as the "bible" and contains in-depth information; the Field Guide is handy for finding information quickly, while Sinclair's book offers actual photos of birds rather than drawings, so is useful for comparisons. For more information about African birds, you can try the search box further below. Bird Photo Captions
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