5 Ways To Improve Your Bird Photography

[@suecollins3246]

That Spotted Sandpiper - you left plenty of space for him to _look_ and _move_ into!

[@gordroberts53]

Very helpful, Tim. Not so much because I haven't heard these tips before, but because you supplied such good examples. Thanks for sharing!

[@SkylarkFields]

Great tips - number 5 is definitely the most valuable to me!

[@michelekutner4229]

Thank you Tim!! Great video

[@suecollins3246]

Tim - we should _know_ this - we _do_ know it - but we don't _remember_ it! This is an _invaluable_ video - thank-you so much!

[@peterhiggins1568]

Great tips. Your videos are always informative. 👍

[@emilianobravoalvarez592]

Great as always. Thank you very much.

[@CamillaI]

Great tips and photos

[@jerrymorgan9792]

I love bird photography, great suggestions

[@jerrymorgan9792]

The Olympus 40-150 Pro lens is excellent for bird photography. Have personally taken several terrific shots right thru my kitchen window on a tripod with a remote while eating breakfast. Seriously !!

[@ForsgardPeter]

Great tips!

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

Thani you Peter, I enjoy watching your channel as well.

[@boetschge]

Hi Tim, your Videos getting better evrey time! Point No. 5 is something where many People should listen to very carefully. Best whishes, Marc

[@nemethmik]

Excellent. More snd more bird photographers are switching to high performance mirrorless systems. Sony A9 and now a7RIV with the 100400 and 200600 are the ultimate gear but terribly expensive. Your gear seems to be viable alternative. Thank you.

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

The Olympus micro 4/3's system is lightweight, more affordable, and yes a very viable system. It's not for everyone, but really works for the way I shoot!

[@antistiolabeo8950]

Where all the photos taken with the Olympus OM-D 1X?

[@MrAlbino12]

Hi, I just bought your book on bird photography but it didn’t said anything about camera settings for Olympus camera only Canon.

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

Thanks for buying the book I shot with Canon when I write it so those were the examples I had. I still think the book is relevant since it covers just about everything a beginning to intermediate bird photographer needs to know. There are a couple of videos specific about settings for the olympus camera and there will be more

[@MrAlbino12]

Tim Boyer Photography thank you 👍

[@charliemans6034]

How do you avoid noise? I cant get a fast enough shutter speed without increasing the iso...I got a 40-150 f2.8 with a teleconverter on it on the E-m1 x. Please help

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

Topaz AI noise reduction software!

[@greggsmith6043]

Bt the way, your photo of the Loon is incorrect. It is not a Common Loon, it is a Red-throated Loon.

[@jefflong8449]

The loon pic is just too orange not natural even in morning light