This Cedar Waxwing was photographed in June 2018 as it stopped in our Russian mountain ash. The bird had spotted a few dried out fruits left from the Autumn 2017 season.
The picture was taken with a Canon 5DSR camera in order to use the cropping facility of its full frame sensor. A Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM was mounted on the camera. The aperture was set at 3.5 to ensure a blurred background.
The ISO was set at 320 since considerable cropping would be required to enlarge the bird, even with a 200mm focal length. The grain remained reasonably small through the cropping process, ensuring an acceptable image.
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