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One more from Sunday morning at Wako. As mentioned before, I believe this now famous pair have eggs as they are taking turns sitting on the nest. The male continued to bring branches (now mostly twigs) to continue the bonding till more strenuous parental duties begin.
1DMKIIN 400DO ISO 400 F5@1/2500
Wow, quite a nest going on! I like the interaction. As posted the faces seem a little soft...I'm sure some additional USM would remedy this.
Great interaction and light. I agree on more sharpening or did you apply NR on the plumage?
It could be my workflow for web. I know sharpening is the last step, so after all other work (S/H, Sat, levels and curve) I reduce to the pixel size (width and length) needed for this forum (still in tiff format). Then I sharpen and then save as jpg with the closest to 200K possible. I do notice sometimes (as in thios case) I lose sharpness when doing this save. Question; should I sharpen after conversion to jpg? Might that not change the size again?Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel Hildebrandt
