The original image was dark as the eagle was in a shaded area. I used the lowest ISO possible to recover the most from an underexposed image with very little noise. I only wish for a bit more depth of field at the shoulders.
Last edited by Raybel Robles; 10-06-2014 at 06:13 PM.
Good recovery but I would have closed down the aperture to say f/8 and pushed up the ISO until the 'blinkies' started to flash on the whites. Regards, Ian
Nice close-up look at this beautiful Eagle. The colorful BG sets this one off nicely. The techs look good and the whites look nice with lots of detail. I agree with Ian on the exposure settings in the future for a shot like this to better the DOF. Well done
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Lovely portrait with amazing feather details. Your raptor stands out beautifully against the green BG. Agree with comments above re your settings. With your equipment and birds, there's rarely a need need to every go below ISO 400. You might try de-saturating the yellows just a tad in your white head. Well done.