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a few pics of this years bred. all comments welcome good or bad 
2 rosecomb pullets
2 rosecomb pullets
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2 cuckoo d'anver cockerals
2 cuckoo d'anver pullets
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they are all so cute
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Yes, they look gorgeous. I would love to get some Rosecombs but can't get any more birds!
It looks like you have used the flash when taking your photos? I have been trying to take photos of birds indoors this weekend and it's not easy! I have switched my flash off and used ISO 200 with a slightly longer exposure and found that to work quite well too -although if the birds are moving around, you can get a bit of a blured shot. Not that there's anything wrong with your photos.. It's just something else to try
Fantastic bantams though. They look great. Well done!
It looks like you have used the flash when taking your photos? I have been trying to take photos of birds indoors this weekend and it's not easy! I have switched my flash off and used ISO 200 with a slightly longer exposure and found that to work quite well too -although if the birds are moving around, you can get a bit of a blured shot. Not that there's anything wrong with your photos.. It's just something else to try
Fantastic bantams though. They look great. Well done!
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They are all lovely,I tried taking some pics today.....total disaster,plus,my birds wont pose :lol: .Yours look like prefesional models .
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thanks.. i do love taking pictures of the birds.
i was using my digital sony camera which takes about 10 seconds to take picture after you click button.
i was watching a well known photographer at ribble valley over the weekendand he was very patiente when taking photos, he had around 10 lamps instead of using flash (very professional) and all the images came out perfect.
i was using my digital sony camera which takes about 10 seconds to take picture after you click button.
i was watching a well known photographer at ribble valley over the weekendand he was very patiente when taking photos, he had around 10 lamps instead of using flash (very professional) and all the images came out perfect.