Stereo

[Dobromir Dobrinov]

Coal tit.
EOS 350D,EF 300/4 IS.
F8 ,1/320s ,ISO400

http://http://www.birdphotographers.net/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1003&stc=1&d=1199650529

[Mohammed Ahmed]

A very nice pair indeed! Nice soft background. Wish that they had their heads turned your way a bit. Oh one more thing! It could be my eyes or the monitor, but seems a little bit soft on my monitor. Nice image. Thanks for sharing.

Regards,

Mohammed

[Lance Warley]

It's just so much harder to capture two in focus in one shot, and you've done it. Really nice.

Question, Mohammed - Did you use the center autofocus point or all nine of them? However you did it, it worked.

[IvoZafirov]

Lucky shot!

[Axel Hildebrandt]

Great to have two in the frame. Nice poses and BG. Is this a heavy crop? The bird on the left seems to be slightly OOF.

[Hillebrand Breuker]

this is very nice. I love the two of them on that perch. Maybe you could enhance the image a bit by a bit more color saturation and contrast

[Rosl Roessner]

Hi Dobromir,
I think, the english name for those birds is "great tit" (Latin Parus major).
The coal tit is the dark one with white spot on its neck.

The picture is real lovely; I love those mirrored birds,
Rose

[Ivan Miksik]

It's a great and funny composition!

[Larry Daniel]

Unique photo, well done. Great catch.

[Linda Robbins]

Great getting two birds on the same perch. I don't mind the head angles here, because the bird on the left has a good head angle and the bird on the right is looking at him. The perch is great and the bg color is very nice. I wonder if this is a pretty big crop since there seems to be some loss of loss of detail.

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Linda

[James Salywoda]

Super comp. an excellent shot I love it.

[Dobromir Dobrinov]

Thanks for coments.This is 95% of the image.The focus was set on the perch.The low speed 1/320 and fast movements of the birds are the reasons for softness of the image;)

[Del Cockroft]

A nice image capturing both these Great tits. Well done.

[Jody Melanson]

Lovely image, Dobromir! Nits already mentioned. I hope you don't mind, but I modified your image to illustrate what can be done. I sharpened both birds and perch using Focus Magic. I removed the existing sharpening halos by using the Blur Tool. I saturated everything just a bit. I also ran NR on just the BG.

http://jmelanson.smugmug.com/photos/240804223-O.jpg

[Dobromir Dobrinov]

WOW!! I like it very much.I must learn a lot;)