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Old 14th January 2019, 20:41   #6
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Sorry Phil, forgot to answer your question about your wildlife shot.

From the distance you took the shot from I don't think a flash would have been of any use anyhow.

For me I would suggest shooting in manual wide open and setting a fairly quick shutter speed for quick moving subjects.
I would set the focus to single point expansion and on servo tracking.

Also try and get the subject as large in shot as you can so you don't need to crop massively in post production, as it only throws away megapixels/detail.

Set the iso to auto so you can concentrate on your aperture and shutter and let the camera set the iso to make sure you get correct exposure.

With the focus point try and get it over the eye nearest you of the subject you are shooting or at the very least the centre of the head.

Thats pretty much how I shoot the Puddy Tats and should work well with the monkeys
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