Canon 90D birds and wildlife settings. Episode 3.

In this video I go over my camera settings for shooting birds and wildlife. I use the Canon 90D for my photography and videos. These tips and setting can be used with different cameras.
Canon 90D
Tamron 150-600 5.6
Canon t3i
Canon 24 2.8
Tamron 24-70 2.8
Iphone X

[@SeanMiller318]

Pretty birds. The bluejays always go for our peanuts too. 👍👍

[@dancarmony5107]

It is amazing how fast they can swoop down and grab a peanut.

[@goldenfrog6EsCoSes]

Thanks, Dan.

[@goldenfrog6EsCoSes]

I personally think that the 90D is good up to ISO 3200, which gives quite a lot of leeway with the shutter speed.

[@shenzhenwholesale]

Nice! Thanks for the tips.

[@dancarmony5107]

You bet, thanks for watching.

[@enricodondero4681]

The Canon 70 200 L that I pose and that you mentioned stands out for its great image quality, although for photographing birds the focal length may not be ideal ideal, it may turn out to be a bit short, but where it lends itself when the distance is not excessive is a surprising lens for image quality and autofocus.

[@dancarmony5107]

Yes unfortunately the 70-200 just doesn’t have the length to be a good birding lens. I suppose if you could make a blind where you could draw the birds in very close it would be a great lens for birding. Thanks for watching