This came from Samy's Camera. A longish video of wildlife photography that talks about shooting photographs of birds against a white sky. They yammer and yammer about photographing a white sky, looking the histogram, and then opening the aperture 10 clicks [3 1/3 stops] and then checking by taking another photograph of the sky, and then checking by taking a photograph of a bird. Each time chimpin'. Just take an incident reading and be done with it. There is no use for the endless testing.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/tips-and-solutions/video-bird-photography-tips-serious-photographer?utm_medium=Email 88501b&utm_campaign=Content&utm_source=WeeklyContent 160312&utm_content=Explora&utm_term=bird-photography-tips
It does have some useful suggestions about the direction of the light and wind, bird behavior, ...
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/tips-and-solutions/video-bird-photography-tips-serious-photographer?utm_medium=Email 88501b&utm_campaign=Content&utm_source=WeeklyContent 160312&utm_content=Explora&utm_term=bird-photography-tips
It does have some useful suggestions about the direction of the light and wind, bird behavior, ...
