Great pics Jayson and Joel! Your making me want a big white.
But until then my 600 is still an excelent birding lens.
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60D, Minolta 600mm f/6.3, wide open, 500th of sec, ISO 1600.
Cheers,
John.
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Great pics Jayson and Joel! Your making me want a big white.
But until then my 600 is still an excelent birding lens.
Attachment 655
60D, Minolta 600mm f/6.3, wide open, 500th of sec, ISO 1600.
Cheers,
John.
Noisier than I would like but still a keeper I think ...
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IMG_3289 by Denise Trocio, on Flickr
He does look angry doesn't he? Thanks for the kind words.Quote:
Originally Posted by ahab1372
Thanks John, I agree, your 600 does very very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by FastGass
Yes, a keeper, I always seem to like the "look back" pose. Good one!Quote:
Originally Posted by ddt0725
A Dark-Eyed Junco, he's still on the fence....:p
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Cheers,
John.
These are from early this morning, I am experimenting with Nik Color Efex Pro by using a bi-color filter on the backgrounds, what do you all think? Is it too much?
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Joel, I really like these, They look very natural-----It would be interesting to see the before and after for camparison.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joel Eade
Also, You have the nicest looking birds in your neighborhood----please send some my way.:(
I like the backgrounds alot, Joel! I too have been playing with Color Efex Pro the last few days. Subtle is definitely the key on some of the presets and you have done a very nice job of applying them!
Thanks Bob ans Denise.
Bob....I will try to flush all birds towards the west if possible:p
Denise, you are right, one of the cool things about Color Efex Pro is that it automatically creates a layer and you can adjust the opacity so the effect is more subtle. The bi-color filter has opacity adjustments as well so you can dial it in as desired.