How To Photography Birds In Flight (7 Field Tips)

[@ZOly62]

🕓 Timestamps: 00:15 Tip #1 Stable Stance 00:30 Tip #2 Sun & Wind Behind You 01:39 Tip #3 Intermitent Focusing 02:26 Tip #4 Aquire the bird at 100mm, shoot at 400mm & refocusing on the horizon 03:23 Tip #5 Give the AF System Time to Work 04:01 Tip #6 Photograph in Short Burst 3 to 6 Frames at a Time 04:49 Tip #7 Stop Shooting After the Bird Has Flown Past You 05:18 Bonus Tip Center the bird in the frame, crop and compose later Great advices Tim! Keep going.

[@maximme]

thanks you are the ONLY one one KZbin and ACTUALLY knows how to shoot BIRDS IN FLIGHT and shares the technique. Well Done

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

Thanks!

[@duncan2565]

very useful video thanks!!

[@CamillaI]

Great instruction as always thanks Tim

[@terryroth2855]

Your tips are always great Tim. Thanks for sharing them.🙂

[@Lizerator]

Just found your videos. Always well thought out and to the point. Great tips. JUst getting started to they really help. Thanks.

[@davidblack2632]

Great tips!

[@chrismartin7594]

Thank you great tips again Tim. 😊

[@jime.johnson9563]

Thanks Tim

[@peterb.7437]

Excellent tip Tim. Thank you. That place look familiar (Gene Coulon Park) :).

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

Yes, Gene Coulon is the closest park to me. A little too much plane noise sometimes, but Renton is an aviation town. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@tfg9541]

Tim, do you turn off image stabilization in both the body and the lens when you are taking BIF?

[@yizharamir5915]

Great thanks

[@TimNunyerBizniz]

@Tim Boyer Photography You should be here in the Spokane area for Bald Eagle season, Tim. By the hundreds soon enough :)

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

I've heard it great for Bald Eagles over there and Coeur d'Alene. Maybe I can get over there this winter! That would be fun!

[@TimNunyerBizniz]

@@GodwitMediaLLC It's really good, Tim. The numbers will be good here by thanksgiving even though they're starting now :)

[@robertrakowicz9666]

Tim, I don't agree with all of your tips. But they are already quite good!!! What interests me nevertheless very much - do you plan perhaps also a book or similar over Birds Photography where you photograph now with Olympus? Certain rules are always the same manufacturer independent. Because of the size, weight and different functioning AF system there are many differences between Olympus and Canon.

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

My next photography book will be about mirrorless bird photography, based on Olympus and maybe other camera brands not sure about that yet. Thanks for commenting

[@maximme]

zoom out and zoom in that WAS THE REASON for Canon pump action lens.

[@33819285]

Boyer sir please make vidio about of Nikon P1000 camera bird photography tips.