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Bird & Wildlife Photography Tips

Sign up for your PPA membership and save $25 using this link: https://www.ppa.com/join/tony-chelsea... #sponsored Tony & Chelsea Northrup give you their tips for both beginner and advanced wildlife photographers. Here's an index: 0:00 Introduction 0:25 Targeting Finding the subject in the viewfinder) 1:28 Prefocusing Focusing at a similar distance to where your subject is 2:29 Camera Settings Use Shutter Priority and auto ISO. Adjust your shutter speed depending on whether the subject is still or moving. Try to reduce your shutter speed to show a little desired motion. 4:04 Exposure Compensation Auto Exposure will often under-expose or over-expose your photos. Know how to use exposure compensation to save yourself from losing data! 4:47 Shoot raw Raw images have extra data in the highlights and shadows. Because wildlife photography is often high-contrast, this can save your pictures with post processing! 4:58 Photograph everything Practice BEFORE you get lucky and find that amazing shot! Photograph everything, pets, seagulls - whatever you can find! 5:38 Keep your shadow in front of you Animals usually look best front-lit, so keep the sun to your back. That means your shadow should be in front of you! 7:12 Be still Don't go chasing after animals (unless you want photos of their backsides). Pick a spot and be quiet and still. Wait for them to come to you! 7:38 Be consistent Some days are better than others... but if you go out every day, you'll definitely have a few good days!