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13th June 2005, 02:48 PM
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What is the best method for photographing pigeons?I finally bought a nice digital camera and would like to take pictures of all my colored racing homers (around 300).
What is the best method for photographing pigeons for I.D. purposes? I want to put all my info. and records with the photos. I would like the pictures to look like the show photos that some magazines have. I do not want any bars or wire in front of the pigeons. Does anyone have any suggestions? How do you post photos to this site with your post? thankyou for your reply, Keith 
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13th June 2005, 05:13 PM
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Hi Keith,
I get some pretty good shots of mine when they are sitting in their cubbies just before dark. They sit nice and still and I get some great shots in the coop. If I don't like them, I erase them and retake them. I have a zoom lens so I can get a close up. You just can't take a bad picture. You can get your own website at webshot.com for free or download them here as an attachment. Treesa
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24th June 2005, 07:26 AM
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digital cameraKieth
I am wanting to also get a digital. Can you give me some info on what you got and why? Would like to take some photos of my birds also. Thanks, Gary
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