Great pics Jayson and Joel! Your making me want a big white.
But until then my 600 is still an excelent birding lens.
60D, Minolta 600mm f/6.3, wide open, 500th of sec, ISO 1600.
Cheers,
John.
Great pics Jayson and Joel! Your making me want a big white.
But until then my 600 is still an excelent birding lens.
60D, Minolta 600mm f/6.3, wide open, 500th of sec, ISO 1600.
Cheers,
John.
Amateurs worry about gear, pros about the pay, masters about the light, and I just take pictures!
Noisier than I would like but still a keeper I think ...
IMG_3289 by Denise Trocio, on Flickr
He does look angry doesn't he? Thanks for the kind words.Originally Posted by ahab1372
Thanks John, I agree, your 600 does very very well.
Yes, a keeper, I always seem to like the "look back" pose. Good one!
A Dark-Eyed Junco, he's still on the fence....
Cheers,
John.
Amateurs worry about gear, pros about the pay, masters about the light, and I just take pictures!
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?
Joel, I really like these, They look very natural-----It would be interesting to see the before and after for camparison.
Also, You have the nicest looking birds in your neighborhood----please send some my way.
Bob
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
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.
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