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Hi Rachel...Dappled light has been well handled. Colors look good and nice separation from the busy BG. Maybe a tad over-sharpened on the face but overall a pleasing image!
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Hi Rachel. Nice pose by Marula and you have brought out excellent detail and clarity on the face despite the strong light. It was a lot of fun watching her and her cubs. I will post more images of her and the cubs in the days to come. Cheers.
Sanjeev
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Hi Rachel, very nice image of this animal. Details are great as usual. The light you handled very nice. What came in my mind when I saw it, oh what a great sky so nice blue. I might would turn it down a bit, the vibrance only. Would love to see her full body in the tree.
have a great eve
Ciao Anette
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Thanks Dumay, Sanjeev and Anette. Anette - here's a wider view taken at the same sighting with the 70-200 and 5D3:
http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...Female-Leopard
Thanks again,
Rachel
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Another great shot so clear it feels like one can reach out and touch it, Rachel! I just love that stare!
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Love the pose here with good use made of the dappled light, for me I might try lightening her head selectively just +1/3 stop.
Sharpness (head only) on my 2 screens/PC desktop look OK, but on my Mac retina looks a tad oversharpened, but then again it picks up every detail and bias's toward that.
I'm wondering Rachel if you are thinking of the NEW 7D MKII, the spec's certainly look very nice, and I'm hoping it kicks Nikon into lifting their game, as the D750 was for me a bit of a let down.
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Thanks Tobie and Marc. Marc, yes, from everything I've read the 7DII sounds like a good camera to use side by side with my 5D3.
Thanks again,
Rachel
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Hi Rachel, would have referred the 5D with the 1.4 for IQ on this one. I see Artie and Andy are at play with the 7D, sounds good but as yet to see some stunning results.
Darkening the sky to bring in a bit more colour is good, but just watch how much blue, as it starts to push some of the elements IMHO, bout it may stem from the Lumo adj. Nice pose, but I have a hankering to see that front trailing leg, perhaps a portrait version? Nice detail and I like the fact she is not looking to camera, she was gorgeous and very amenable too. I might suggest looking at the branch jutting from the back of the head.
TFS
Steve
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Lighting handled well Rachel - lovely clarity and detail in the face.
Can't add much more here - love that bokeh of the sky through the leaves.
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Thanks Steve and Morkel for the comments and suggestions, much appreciated.