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BIRD FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY DEEP DIVE

In this video I cover 2 topics in depth, which are related to bird flight photography: 1) pre-focusing at the appropriate distance for the subject and 2) that camera frame rate should not match bird flap rate. 0:00 Introduction 1:05 Pre-focusing at the appropriate distance for a bird in flight, an in-depth explanation 1:50 Why a bird about 1/4 frame, wing tip to wing tip, is a very good pre-focus distance 2:37 Pre-focusing for water backgrounds 3:20 Choosing the right flying duck when there are many 3:58 The reason for not choosing a faraway duck and tracking it in, when there are many 4:53 Pre-focusing for hawks in migration 5:44 Camera frame rate should NOT match bird flap rate - detailed raw image sequences 6:52 Raw images of male Wood Duck running take-off and sync of flap and frame rate 9:19 Raw images of male Blue-winged Teal and sync of flap and frame rate 10:39 Raw images of male Red-breasted Merganser and sync of flap and frame rate 12:56 Raw images of American Bittern marsh flight; flap and frame rate NOT in sync 13:32 Gaining focus at 1/4 frame 14:37 Increasing panning rate as birds flies closer 16:00 Workshop client related examples 16:30 Eastern Bluebirds 20 flaps per second - client example 17:44 Belted Kingfisher client example 18:27 Tips for bird action photography - the probabilities now in your favor 19:25 Assessing probabilities for capturing good action images 2 related videos:    • BIRD FLIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY HIGH LEVEL TIPS      • Pre-capture and high-level bird flight pho...