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Thread: Bailey at 14 weeks
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14th September 2014, 09:21 PM #1
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Bailey at 14 weeks
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14th September 2014, 09:28 PM #2
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
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Very cute… #1 is super!
An other idealist… things and projects these young's have in their heads… ;-)
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14th September 2014, 09:40 PM #3
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
Nicely captured.
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14th September 2014, 10:56 PM #4
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
Adorable!!!
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15th September 2014, 12:02 AM #5
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
Adorable.....yes Originally Posted by KimC
And causing me to tear my few remaining hairs out!
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15th September 2014, 12:42 AM #6
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
What a cutie! And what a ball of energy to keep up with...
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15th September 2014, 07:43 AM #7
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
Nice one of Bailey in #1, Randy...The full gallop one needs a faster shutter speed, Explorer and rearranging the prairie are both cute...I can just imagine him coming inside the house wet and muddy...
(sorry, bad thoughting...
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15th September 2014, 08:44 AM #8
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
No 1 is a cracker Randy !
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15th September 2014, 12:02 PM #9
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
I agree, Izzie, the full gallop did require a faster shutter speed. I have to get better at anticipating his movements. Luckily there should many more opportunities to get the shot right. A little more training and I hope to capture a proper portrait, at present it is more of a case of capturing him in a stationary position long enough to click the shutter.....and I thought birds were bad!!! Originally Posted by IzzieK
Nice one of Bailey in #1, Randy...The full gallop one needs a faster shutter speed, Explorer and rearranging the prairie are both cute...I can just imagine him coming inside the house wet and muddy... (sorry, bad thoughting...)
The weird thing is that the mud just seems to slough off of his coat.....not complaining though
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15th September 2014, 03:10 PM #10
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
Randy,
I really like #'s 1,2 and 4. These are great shots of an absolutely beautiful terrier pup...
#1 is a difficult lighting situation with a backlit and parti-colored dog that is primarily white. It is easy to blow the highlights in a shot like this but you held the highlights as well as the mid-tones and shadows...
#'s 3 and 4 really show a terrier in action. It has only been a couple of years in which I have had experience with terriers but, I am getting to love this class of dogs.
There is a problem with #2 in that Bailey is not sharp. At first I thought, as mentioned above, that the shutter speed was too slow and that we were seeing motion blur. However in looking more closely at the image, I tend to think that (while shutter speed might have been part of the problem) the major reason for Bailey being blurred is focus...
The grass behind Bailey is in focus while Bailey himself is OOF. This might have happened for a number of reasons which could have included:
The camera picking the wrong spot on which to focus...
The A/F being slow to adjust with Bailey traveling faster than the A/F could follow him...
Depending on which camera/lens you used, shutter lag may have been the culprit. When I was using my first digital camera (Olympus 5050Z) it would take a split second (which seemed like an eternity when shooting fast action) between the shutter being pressed and the image being acquired. The camera would focus on the subject and the subject (most often my subjects in those days were puppies) would have moved before the camera acquired the image, thus the puppies were often either gone from the frame or OOF.
All DSLR cameras are not created equal when it comes to following action. Some camera/lens combinations have faster and more accurate A/F capability. Additionally, most often DSLR cameras have faster acquisition and faster A/F when used in the eye-level viewing mode than when viewed using the LCD screen...Last edited by rpcrowe; 15th September 2014 at 05:20 PM.
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15th September 2014, 03:29 PM #11
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
Originally Posted by rtbaum
Bailey is such a cutie, he's worth your few remaining hairs! LOL!
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16th September 2014, 04:49 PM #12
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Re: Bailey at 14 weeks
#1. so high on its legs! great.
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