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19-Jun-2024 Carl Carbone

06/19/2024 - _42A6325.jpg

A family of beautiful Brown Thrashers have made their home here. Love seeing them.

Not sure what was up with my camera settings, but I find it hard to believe I got a sharp shot at 1/25s!



Yesterday's photo:

Canon EOS R5
1/25s f/10.0 at 500.0mm iso160 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time19-Jun-2024 10:03:05
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS R5
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length500 mm
Exposure Time1/25 sec
Aperturef/10
ISO Equivalent160
Exposure Bias-1.00
White Balance0
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

other sizes: small medium original auto
Hank Vander Velde21-Jun-2024 18:16
Nice sharp image Carl.
Julie Oldfield21-Jun-2024 02:16
It is very sharp. The R5 has incredible image stabilization. They are a striking looking bird especially with the long tail. V
Nirvan Hope21-Jun-2024 01:32
A marvelous bird. I've never seen one. An excellent shot.
Walter Otto Koenig20-Jun-2024 22:09
Very nice detail in this close up. "V"
Allan Jay20-Jun-2024 18:55
Wonderful details!
Superb capture!
VVV
janescottcumming20-Jun-2024 10:59
Long legs and a long bill!
Charlene Ambrose20-Jun-2024 06:45
Great shot! What a nice neighbor to have. V
Liz Bickel20-Jun-2024 05:06
You were using the R5. Unless the bird suddenly moved, it (with a good tele lens) can handle that speed. Super shot.
joseantonio20-Jun-2024 03:23
fabulous sharp capture.V.
Tomasz Dziubinski - Photography20-Jun-2024 02:05
Excellent shot of this beautiful bird, Vote.
Missed Opportunities20-Jun-2024 01:49
Sometimes 'reflex' shots turn out awfully good!
Claude Gagnon20-Jun-2024 01:46
Great sharp shot.....lucky to have them around Carl :))
Pierre Martin19-Jun-2024 23:07
well it did a great job for sure, splendid picture!
Don19-Jun-2024 22:23
A quality photo notwithstanding the shutter speed. Is this bird a relative of thrushes, or is this a case of convergent evolution. It looks like a thrush with a fierce expression and long tail.
Helen Betts19-Jun-2024 22:22
Great shot of this beautiful thrasher. That is amazing about the shutter speed, especially for a bird at that distance!
larose forest photos19-Jun-2024 22:10
Wow, this is an impeccable shot! They are such handsome birds and always a pleasure to see. V
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