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That's lovely Charlene, superb portrait pose and the muted colours are as I would expect to see at that time of day. I think you just about got away with the shutter speed, I'd have been more confident pushing the ISO a touch for a faster speed, but well done
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Hi Charlene, very nice portrait. You certainly don't need to go to ISO-200 with the 1D IV. I like Rachel's RP as it brings out more details asty on the leopard and less contr. Loi
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Hi Rachel -I think the sharpening on the head is much better, I just find the BG has like a green halo infront of the leaopards eyes . I like the more eye detail you have as well.Thank you.
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Lovely portrait and very nice detail. I love the colour of the BG. I think your post is spot on on all accounts...especially the whites!
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Hi Charlene - my initial thought that the leopard needs a round of sharpening came true after seeing Rachels RP , i liked both the versions in terms of colors. well done and TFS !
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Hi Charlene, a very, very nice portrait. At 1/160 HH, that is good, but in future get that SS up, especially if you want to print things.
I like the OP, but agree with Rachel on the Contrast, Blacks & sharpening, however you'll be pleased to know I'm not going to offer 'Chapter & verse' as per previous posts .
Well done.
Steve
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The light, angle, colours and clarity here is amazing Charlene!
Well done
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A beautiful shot of an equally beautiful animal, Charlene! I just love the soft, 'pinkish' BG! Nice RP done by Rachel although I would have been proud of either version had it been mine...
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Hi Charlene, great image of this leopard. Very nice colors indeed. Love it as it is. All sits to the dot.
Have a great eve
Ciao Anette
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With practice it's dead easy to get pin sharp shots hand holding that 500 even at 1/60th, but it is also easy to wind up the ISO to 800 or 1600 and not risk getting a slightly unsharp image by using such low ISO. I would have no hesitation shooting high ISO as with good exposure technique noise is not an issue, or is easy to manage during PP.
That aside, I really love this portrait of my all time favourite big cat.
Really nicely done.
Congratulations. :)