During my more than 8 years of photographing birds in flight / and the training of new photographers in birds in flight photography I continuously worked on fine-tuning the curriculum for the successful capturing of various birds with different cameras / speeds and lighting conditions.
I believe that once a fair understanding of exposure / autofocus settings are achieved and the basic personal behaviour skills (anticipation and responsiveness) are mastered the photographer should primarily focus on subject and environmental conditions.
On an updated article here on my website I discuss various capturing and tracking variables without specific reference to exposure and Autofocus settings.
Tracking Variables for Improved Birds in Flight Photography Article>>
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| Egyptian goose flying in low light at Woodbridge Island - with Canon EOS 7D Mark II |