Blurry pictures are no fun. The shutter speed simply was not up to the movement of whatever it was that you were shooting. (I usually like to shoot at ISO-100.) If a bird is sitting still (relatively), that usually works great, giving me a shutter speed from anywhere in the neighborhood of 1/25 or faster. To catch all of the details on a bird in flight, I would need to be shooting significantly faster. One of the tricks that I use to get a faster shutter speed is to darken the exposure setting on the image (and then brighten it up in post-processing). Otherwise, bumping up the ISO will also get a faster image, although I have to watch out for weird things (read: artifacts) that sometimes appear in higher ISO images. (I suppose if I'm going to apply a filter to it anyway, what difference does it make?)
Hmmm...
Food for thought. Thanks for stopping by!
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