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Wolfgang Wander | all galleries >> Long Island Wildlife >> Warblers > Yellow-Rumped Warbler Dendroica Coronata
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Fall 2005 Wolfgang Wander

Yellow-Rumped Warbler Dendroica Coronata

NY, South Setauket

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS USM
1/2000s f/8.0 at 700.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto
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anuschka16-Nov-2006 00:24
Perfection! Colors, comp. moment. Vote.
Guest 25-Oct-2005 11:18
I also usually shoot at ISO 400 because shutter speed is so important with a long lens. Some of my woodpecker shots were even at ISO 800, and I've shot some squirrel pix at ISO 1600 with decent results -- you can reduce noise easier than you can fix a blurry image!
Wolfgang Wander25-Oct-2005 02:21
Thanks everyone!

Michael - I hardly ever go for ISO200, 400 is noise free for my purposes, and if there's something remaining,
gimp will take care of it. Yes that guy was hand held. I took it off the tripod as soon as the sun came out and
the big beast didn't disappoint (it is actually as sharp as F8 at F4)
Jeffery Stahlman25-Oct-2005 01:40
great catch
Guest 25-Oct-2005 00:57
This one is a real masterpiece, Wolfgang. One of your best in my opinion. And I must say, your 500mm lens is as sharp as a tack at F-8. I noticed that you went for more shutter speed instead of a lower ISO. Hand-held?
Diane Wu24-Oct-2005 23:39
Wow, great catch!
Tom Munson24-Oct-2005 15:18
Nice shot Wofgang, perfect background. A little more room at the bottom would have been nice.
sschex24-Oct-2005 12:04
The detail and clarity is amazing.
Steven Jusczyk24-Oct-2005 05:42
Beautiful work.
Bryan Murahashi24-Oct-2005 05:37
Stunning capture.
Guest 24-Oct-2005 03:03
Wow this is just fantastic. I love how natural this shot is. The way it's feet are positioned and the seed in it's mouth. This Warbler is just beautiful, I cast my vote!