!DMKIII 500 mm 1/2000 f/5.6 ISO 250 Hand Held Manual
California Brown Pelican in full breeding plumage.
Thanks for looking.
-Tim
!DMKIII 500 mm 1/2000 f/5.6 ISO 250 Hand Held Manual
California Brown Pelican in full breeding plumage.
Thanks for looking.
-Tim
Last edited by Tim Foltz; 08-13-2016 at 12:50 AM.
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Love your crop and the beautiful colors.
I think the eye needs a bit more sharpening or perhaps the DOF is a slight issue?
I think an F stop of 9 or 10 would have made this image really shine. The pelican would be tack sharp and crisp throughout with that slight bit of extra DOF.
Your ISO was really low so you could have shot at ISO 800 and gotten that extra DOF that you needed.
It is still a beautiful image despite my observations,
Gail
As perfect a pelican portrait you could hope for! I love the comp, colours, pose, processing. Nicely done.
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I like the crop and the pose and the background. Not sure if it is a difference in monitors or what, but I agree with Gail. I think the bird is not as sharp as it could be.
Funny I am very critical when it comes to sharpness and IQ and this one looks pretty sharp on my 4K NEC. If you are using an older display maybe a bit more sharpening would make it pop but I can tell the RAW was tack sharp here.
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A classic pelican head shot with great colors and comp. I also felt, before reading the above, that a little more DOF would have helped in a few spots like the back of the head. Not a biggie; or maybe I need a new monitor.
Classic pic, well done Tim
Classic LaJolla Pelican shot Tim. I like the pose and the colors in this one along with the baby blue sky. I'm sure the RAW is sharp but some extra sharpening for web presentation would't hurt. Well done
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Much better Tim. I know that all the RAW images that you keep are sharp, it's just figuring out a good process to sharpen them for web presentation. The method I explained last night should work well for all of your web postings.
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I am sorry. I patented this shot more than a decade ago. Please delete it :)
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ps: looks quite sharp on my Macbook Pro.
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Beautiful portrait, great details and sharpness.