WIlliam Maroldo
06-08-2008, 10:49 AM
Yesterday I was taking photos of black skimmers feeding, trying to get images of of the birds coming toward me as suggested and using the newly acquired flash unit I realized I needed after hanging around BPN a few days. I was successful and had many good shots, that were sharp, good exposure, and framed properly. Then there was this photo.
In the first place the image presented has not been cropped or anything, just a RAW converted to a JPEG. The bird is out of focus, and I don't think there's much that can be about that. Nonetheless, I thought I would share, and perhaps get a few post processing pointers.
Sony A-700/ Tamron 200-500mm/Sony HVL-F56AM/ 500mm ,1/1600 sec, f6.3, ISO 200 ,no EV adj ,flash ,5:33 PM
Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge
~onlybill
In the first place the image presented has not been cropped or anything, just a RAW converted to a JPEG. The bird is out of focus, and I don't think there's much that can be about that. Nonetheless, I thought I would share, and perhaps get a few post processing pointers.
Sony A-700/ Tamron 200-500mm/Sony HVL-F56AM/ 500mm ,1/1600 sec, f6.3, ISO 200 ,no EV adj ,flash ,5:33 PM
Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge
~onlybill