OM SYSTEM Ambassador Emilie Talpin is in the field to share her 5 tips to improve your bird photos, including where to focus, what gear you can use, and more.
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More bird photography tutorials
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Gear mentioned
– Olympus OM-D E-M1X Mirrorless Camera:
– Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-400mm f/4.5 TC1.25X IS PRO Lens:
– Naturescapes SKM-II Skimmer Ground Pod II:
0:00 Intro
0:22 Tip 1
1:47 Tip 2
4:34 Tip 3
6:35 Tip 4
7:54 Tip 5
9:51 Final Thoughts
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Comments
16 responses to “5 Tips to Improve Your Bird Photography”
What are birds local to you that you want to photograph?
Love this, Emilie, and will be sharing it on my blog.
I noticed that you had one of your photos shot at 80 ISO… This is incredible but what digital camera shoots at such low ISO??
Also, where does one purchase one of those ground pan – like tripods…what a awesome looking gadget!!
Thanks. On the 150-400 lens, for me the problem is not so much finding the subject, but finding the cash.
Thank you so much
Great video!
popular subject.
Sauce pan looks like a great tool. I never heard of it before.
Great thanks 😊
Thank you.
Thanks, great job
Bird photography is difficult.
You could have used a more affordable lens. Jesus Christ wept.
Useless tips
That little plate thing with the ball head on it is super cool! I’ll have to pick one of those up
Thank you for these amazing tips