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Image captured at Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary Bharatpur
Olympus : E-M1XFocal Length : 420.0mm
Focal length in 35 mm film : 841.0mm
Exposure mode : Manual exposure
ISO Sensitivity : 800
Exposure compensation : +0.7 EV
Shutter : 1/640 sec
Aperture : F6.3
ACR/PSCC
A good habitat shot and the fish is a bonus, good IQ but the HA could be better.
Thanks Colin, I agree with you. Unfortunately there were very few birds who obliged me on this trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colin Driscoll
Nice catch for the bird and you. Unfortunate the bird is turned away some.
Hi Jon ... a " typical" Keoladeo scene .
Glad you got the subject with fish .
I am fine with the overall color and tone ... but might change the exposure and the blue component a bit , as an alternative .
TFS Andreas
Andreas I know what you mean.... this image was processed primarily on data as opposed to appearance, I wondered what the overall reaction might be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andreas Liedmann
..... reactions might vary , due to taste and expectations .
Can you please translate for a " old German fart " .... what that means .... " primarily on data as opposed to appearance " . In simple world .... looking natural ??
Hi Jon, colours can be improved and in doing so you get a lot more detail coming through, lost I. the OP. Yes, the HA is slightly off, but I would settle for this than not get the shot/capture. I like the water droplets. I'm not a lover of these crop formats, here going 2x3 is tighter and focuses the eye more IMHO.
TFS
Steve
It means the colours were driven by science as opposed to my personal visual acuity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andreas Liedmann
Hmmm...no one likes 4:3 do they? I may reconsider but I have to say it does not offend me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Kaluski
I think the 'science' was off on this day Jon :bg3:, was this done when you change the calibration numbers, but subsequently changed them back????Quote:
It means the colours were driven by science as opposed to my personal visual acuity.
Jon, as we ALL know, cropping/framing is oh so subjective, however there are times where the chosen format just doesn't work. All 'pre-sets' have their place, ditto OOTB ones, but personally I just find that you sit the subject too low in frame and there is just too much negative space above. There seems to be a trend nowadays not to have some 'comfort/breathing space' around the subject for final composition, not a trend I want to follow. :w3Quote:
Hmmm...no one likes 4:3 do they? I may reconsider but I have to say it does not offend me.
Cool looking heron. I do like the setting with all the grass. Usually only see them in water. Nice to see it with a catch.
