The Creative Effects of Shutter Speed on Bird Photography

[@banmukh]

Another great video, very useful indeed. All three Peregrine pics just blew me away.

[@tomhughes5873]

I appreciate your birds in flight tutorial with the Olympus shooter's perspective in view. Your vlogs are one of a handful shot with the micro four thirds camera. I see many other photographers starting to utilize the unique features of the Olympus cameras. I find this one very helpful and will keep the speeds in mind on my next shoot. I am looking forward to future lessons.

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

Thanks Tom!

[@janm2473]

You capture beautiful shots, Tim. And I love your videos.

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

Thank you so much!

[@jamesm9560]

Thanks that confirmed some of hypotheses of how far the range ought to be thank you!

[@ashfield001]

You’re a legend Tim. Great video. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@clanelliott0305]

A great easy to understand video guide, keep educating i need it, many thanks

[@diegoabw]

thanks for sharing. beautiful pics

[@bkunrath]

Thanks for the wonderful video which is full of valuable info!

[@SohamDas1995]

Beautiful explanation

[@nightcoder5k]

Great video as usual. After watching this video, I realize I should save my blurry bird photos next time. Some burry wildlife photos actually look pretty cool.

[@williambakkernl]

This is a nice video Tim! Very helpful and at least a good 'starting-point' for my next 'sessions' of bird-photography. I like the EXIF-data in the lower right corner of your shots, but I would like to see camera, lens (model), focal lenght (mm) as well :). Can't wait for your next video, keep it up!

[@uaebifvideo5472]

Very informative!!thank you!!🌷

[@photographerswithoutborder7302]

it's so great tips

[@sverreedin4229]

Thank you Tim - again a very good video! One question: Why not use manual mode with auto ISO? Seems like the best option to me where you quickly can control both shutterspeed and aperture?

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

I think now that there are better denoise software options like Topaz Denoise AI, yes Auto ISO is an option for everyone> Before , unless you had a high end Canon or Nikon, or had a Sony sensor, Auto ISO at higher ranges wasn't an option especially if you had a cropped sensor camera. NOw, Denosie AI I get usable images up to 12,800 ISO sometimes.

[@nordic5490]

Excellent guide. Thanks. I actually find exposure control far more difficult. A future video ?

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

Yes, I have a couple of ideas already about dong something with exposure control, I was thinking about how to setup and use the cameras features rather than a theoretical here's the Exposure Triangle kind of video, would that be helpful?

[@lasirusanahasa4989]

Thank you. What's the focus mode?

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

Continuous Focusing AF, Manual or Aperture Priority depending on what I want to do each day.