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    Awesome. I love hummingbirds.

    My little guy never comes around when I've got my camera handy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Shanahan View Post
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    Nice! I've always wanted to shoot hummingbirds on a high-speed camera. I was under the impression that an ultra high-speed camera would be needed to capture the motion of their wingbeat properly, but after watching your video shot at 300 fps, I see that something like a WEISSCAM HS-2 capturing 1,500 fps would be more than enough.

    Thanks for sharing!
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    Very nice. . . I did want to see it slower, though. Maybe, as Brian says, 1000 fps would be enough.

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    I so wanted to see a slow motion bubble rise up inside the feeder. That would have been funny. ;)
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    Beautiful shot Sharmaine!

    ...and the colors are beautiful also!

    What color space and gamma did you use ?

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