Description
The Bird in Flight System brings the decisions behind great flight photography together into one practical, field-tested method. It gives you useful starting points, recommended settings, and quick-reference tables, then explains why they work, when to use them, and how to adjust when the bird, light, background, or conditions change.
Concepts are shown with real photographs of actual birds in flight. You see the camera settings, the photographer’s position, the light, the background, the behavior, and the result. When one element changes, you can see what that change does to the photograph.
This is not a collection of isolated tips. It is a way to understand cause, effect, and solution, so you can make better decisions while the action is unfolding.
Inside you’ll find chapters on exposure and camera settings, autofocus and tracking, light and wind, anticipating behavior, backgrounds and composition, species-specific techniques, modern camera features, and equipment decisions across Canon, Nikon, and Sony.
More than 300 pages, illustrated throughout. Delivered as a PDF you can download immediately after purchase and read on any device.
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