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Little Egret (-1eV Comp) in full sun

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PeterD Senior Member Registered: March 2008 Location: Portsmouth Posts: 2,088	Thanks for the advice given by others in Photo Fair. Reducing exposure seems to have worked well.
	· Date: Fri 1, February 2008 · Views: 309 · Filesize: 38.5kb, 143.9kb · Dimensions: 800 x 600 ·
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Wee man
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Registered: September 2009
Location: Newcastle Co. Down
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Thu 4, March 2010 3:02pm

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Great shot I have been trying to get a good shot of one that has stayed in my area over the winter but so far have not managed to get detail on body.

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PeterD
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Registered: March 2008
Location: Portsmouth
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Mon 8, March 2010 6:13pm

Thank you. This was taken using spot exposure with -1ev compensation. Birds that are light coloured (or white) always give great difficulty in getting the correct exposure. There is so little contrast in the plumage of the egret which makes the problem many times worse.

Good luck with yours and I hope you get the image you want.

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