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How did you shoot the bird in flight shot?
4D3N Borneo River Wildlife Photo Safari - June 2012
Expedition led by SG Professional Photographers [Nikon Professional and Gitzo Ambassador]
Date : 7-10 June 2012 OR 14-17 June 2012
No. of Participants : 4 for each trip
Instructors : C.S.Ling and Ethan Lim
WHY JOIN OUR PHOTO EXPEDITIONS?
1. Excellent Photography Opportunities
We know that spending $$$ and not getting the best shots that the place has to offer is a waste of time and money. At Life List Chase, we personally seek out the best destinations exclusively in Asia, to bring you on a once-in-a-lifetime Nature & Wildlife photography experience.
2. Professional Coaching on the field
Whether if it’s photographing in sub-zero condition or sweltering heat in rainforest, we have the experience & expertise to help you better your photography techniques out on the field.
3. Professional Photo Reviews
We will show you how to speed filter your photos on the go. At the end of the day, we conduct photo reviews to help you take better photos the next day. Portfolio assessment will also be carried out after the trip.
4. Exhibit Your Best Works With Us
We believe in “Photography with a Purpose”. That is why we not only bring people to photograph the beauty of Nature, we also hope that our participants can showcase their works* to the public along with us - to educate and raise awareness about the importance of conserving our natural environment, one photo at a time. more info>
How did you shoot the bird in flight shot?
We were in a boat and this collared kingfisher was taking a dip in the water. Having noticed it's 1st dip, we prepared ourselves to capture its flight. This image here is a composite of 10 burst shots of the same scene shot with a Nikon D3S which has a frame rate of 11 Frames per second.Originally Posted by Brown Bear
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Ethan Lim of Life List Chase
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