dealing with cages.

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now i know this is going sound like a stupid beginners question, but i'm going to ask anyway. when trying to take photo's of animals that are caged, my pictures always end up with the slight blur from the bar of the cage. how do i overcome this problem if at all.

many thanks for any reply's



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Use as wide an aperture as you can and get as close to the bars as possible.
 
hi stu, thank you very much. very helpful, i can't wait to put it into practise with my new 400mm 4.5f canon lens at port lymne this weekend.

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jonee said:
hi stu, thank you very much. very helpful, i can't wait to put it into practise with my new 400mm 4.5f canon lens at port lymne this weekend.

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You are welcome, hope it is of help to you :D
 
cheaper lenses like the old sigma 24-70 2.8 (not the macro or the hsm one) often have smaller front elements that you can fit through the bars, seen this done at cage fights
 
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