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    Hello!

    I have certain doubts about the post processing of this image:
    1. Is it to sharp?
    2. I made the PP in photoshop and it seemed ok, but in the web it seems a little dark


    All C&C are very welcome

    EXIF: Nikon D7000 + 500mm f4 VR | f4 | 1/15 | ISO320

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    The darkness is resolved I didn't have ticked the "Convert to sRGB" in the "Save for web" comand and it was really darkening the images.

    Still, what do you think about the sharpness? Is it to high?

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    The sharpening looks fine to me. I'd give the bird a bit more room below and behind if you have it. I like the look back head angle and the pose. Tell us about the situation.
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    Thank you Arthur!

    This is something like a 70% crop, thus I have space to left, but almost nothing in the bottom. Is this better?

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    That's a bit better. Next time focus and then point the camera down a bit as it is still too tight below. What was the situation; were you in your vehicle, on foot?
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    Thanks Arthur. I'm a bit obsessed with the idea of leaving space above to give her space to fly. I'll do better next time!

    I was in a hide with a solid tripod setting

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    Thanks for the info. Was the bird baited? And yes, always good to give the subject some space.
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    Hi Tiago, lovely pose, and the feather detail shows up nicely. The sharpness is spot on. When its over sharpened, you see 'crispy' bits, so you have done well here. Your repost works well, and adding a bit more space below would be possible with that FG, if you are ok with that.

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    Yes Arthur it was baited. I was expecting to get some vultures but...

    Thanks Stuart I'll try to add some canvas soon. It will be my 1st experience doing it in a photo, let's see how I can manage.

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