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    10 Must Use Bird Photography Camera Settings for Beginners

    I'd also suggest that you reconsider that 3200 ceiling. It's a matter of taste of course but I've gotten good shots well above that. Here's an example. Not great but a worthwhile photo for me. It was a very dark day and I was swarmed by several hundred common redpolls. This was taken at ISO...
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    10 Must Use Bird Photography Camera Settings for Beginners

    Ah I didn't read it that way. I thought it was referring to using it as intended.
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    10 Must Use Bird Photography Camera Settings for Beginners

    I also shoot with a D7200 and G1 150-600. I shoot in Shutter priority most of the time. I tried auto-ISO but I get better results setting it myself. I usually walk around at s/s 1000, but have managed decent shots down to 400 hand held. ISO depends on the light of course. Back-button focus is...
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