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    Default Short eared owl

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    Camera Model Name Canon EOS-1D X
    Canon 500mm f4 & 1.4TC III
    Tv (Shutter Speed) 1/1600
    Av (Aperture Value) 5.6
    Exposure Compensation 0.333333
    Auto ISO Speed 3200

    A similar shot to one posted a few weeks back but a couple of wing beats later and a different (minimal) crop.
    All C&C welcome

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    Hello,

    well position of the wings.. fine background and for iso 3200 a really clean and nice picture.
    I have no idea for a hint or tip, especially for these conditions. NICE One

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    Another good one Jon but I prefer the earlier one you posted,
    Cheres
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    Jon:

    Very nice with excellent noise control at this ISO. Pleasant, multi layered backround, while the grasses provide some foreground interest, without distracting from the bird.

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    A great image in terms of IQ and SEO's are one of my favorite owls. The bg is soft and compliments the image so much. I would have preferred a more rectangular framing than the slightly squarish one now. Fantastic effort overall.

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    full marks for this one Jonathan...superb.

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    Excellent image considering the ISO, these are brilliant birds to photograph.

    Graham

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    Hi Jon ... this is a lovely shot of the SEO . Love the overall color palette a lot . Good angle and a nice wing position ... the eye is lovely .
    If you have used NR on this one ..... i might temper it back .

    TFS Andreas

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andreas Liedmann View Post
    Hi Jon ... this is a lovely shot of the SEO . Love the overall color palette a lot . Good angle and a nice wing position ... the eye is lovely .
    If you have used NR on this one ..... i might temper it back .

    TFS Andreas
    Agreed, not keen on the super smooth, that is why I didn't use any on the squirrel, maybe the answer lies between the two.

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    Very nice Jon, sharp with good details and I also like the habitat here

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    Thanks very much everyone your comments are much appreciated. I just hope I can get some more images before they move on.

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    Great image Jon! I like the wing position, IQ, setting, details and BG.

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