Re: C&C - Backyard Birds III
Great shots. These show some nice personality, I think.
Re: C&C - Backyard Birds III
Nice shots. Really makes me want that 300 I have been dreaming about
Mark
Re: C&C - Backyard Birds III
OK, one last one. This one was taken past 4 o'clock. As I was in the shade on a very overcast day, I had to boost ISO to high heaven.
7D+300 IS f/4L @ f/4.5, 1/500, ISO 1250.
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thanks for viewing & commenting
brendan
Re: C&C - Backyard Birds III
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Originally Posted by clemmb
Nice shots. Really makes me want that 300 I have been dreaming about
thanks...I've been working on it for quite a while. Good to know I'm getting somewhere [H]
Re: C&C - Backyard Birds III
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Originally Posted by Daniel Browning
Great shots. These show some nice personality, I think.
Thanks Daniel. I'm looking into getting a blind, as of now the larger birds (woodpeckers, cardinals etc) are still freaked out by my presence. So much crap to buy [8o|]
brendan
Re: C&C - Backyard Birds III
I think the first two are a bit too bright in the highlights, try using levels to bring them down.
The last is to dark, use levels and tone curve to brighten it up.
The second ismotion blured; use a higher shutter speed, tripod, monopod, get in more stable postion.
Are you shooting in RAW? It gives you more flexibility in the post, and no jpeg artifacts from saving twice in jpeg. Every time you save injpeg you are compressing it andinducing more artifacts thennecessary.When you reduceyou images for display; reduce them,save in 16 bit Tiff,sharpen the reduced copy, save in lowest quality jpeg. Theywill look better than if you savedin jpegtwice even if the file size is twiceas big.
John.