I find Tawny frogmouths while looking for Powerful owls. I must have just been lucky, no red eye for any of these.
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Great photos DMP thanks for sharing.
Is it because they wern't looking directly at you that you didn't get the Red Eye do you think?
I really don't know. I have many similar looking shots taken previously where most have red eye.
Dave
Sydney
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nice find, i have a pair who return each year to a friends garden, they returned last week.
- flash or spotlight in the shots?
thanks
mike
Torch allows camera to focus, then flash.
Dave
Sydney
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That's interesting. I have a photograph of a Tawny Frogmouth that I took with flash and no red eye at all yet the same camera and flash used on a Powerful Owl gave two of the worst red-eyes you have ever seen.
I wonder if there is something different in the retina/eye of the Tawny Frogmouth?
Samford Valley Qld.
The vast majority of my shots of Tawny frogmouths (when flash used) result in red eye.
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Dave
Sydney
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This is the photograph I was referring to. Maybe it's the angle of the light or something? It would be good to know.
Samford Valley Qld.
Lovely photos from everyone. The very first one is interesting...
Ryu
Canberra
Aiming for DSLR-quality shots with a bridge camera