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Story Sequences Moderator and Wildlife Moderator
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Post a Thank You. - 1 Thanks
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Lifetime Member
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BPN Member
Hi Stu a happy New Year to you too, a sweet subject to start off 2017 .
I like the head on view of the little guy , color and tone do look quite good to me . I do not know the species , but i am not sure about the red/orange parts if the fur . I am try to lower the oranges in DPP by setting the slider to -2 or 3 .
Why have you chosen the 16:9 format ?
Keep up the good work and with the time .... the results will become better .
TFS Andreas
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Hi Stu - Your improvement over the past year has been remarkable. Nice low pov and sharpness. Agree with your self-critique about dof. I would have probably tried portrait format here.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi Stu -- A very Happy New Year to you !
Enjoyed viewing your posts the past year and your comments on our posts as well . great going .
I like this image with a head on view and the low POV making it even more better , like others i too am in agreement with your self critique regarding DOF . All in all a nice image .
TFS !
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Originally Posted by
Rachel Hollander
Hi Stu - Your improvement over the past year has been remarkable. Nice low pov and sharpness. Agree with your self-critique about dof. I would have probably tried portrait format here.
TFS,
Rachel
Rachel ,thank you,have the most wonderful new year.
Any improvement shown by me has to be down to the guys in this section of BPN. The tirerless efforts spent on a guy with little is heart warming Rache. Even now just got a new screen,one of your members is behind me helping me along so we can get it calibrated shortly . Your an incredible group of talented folks Rache it has been a complete privalige to spend time here and learn from y'all and be wowed by the images you all make.
Interesting notes on crop Rachel,if I could bring my incredibly talented german mate in here. Andreas thanks for everything over the last year too. I felt with nothing really other than grass in the whole frame as BKG 16:9 would suit,I almost went plano but didn't see a need for width. Essentially I felt the lesser height of 16:9 would allow me to trim more OOF grass
I thank the colours are right Andreas they do show those red/orange tones in the fur. I did actually ponder them when editing I'll have another look at this and see if I can tweak it a bit.
Buddy slowly and it was always going to be slow with me,I I do feel I am starting to get to grips with things. I've been with some Kestrels over xmas(it's been fabulous andreas),I know I have got images that this time last year I simply could not have got. I have a huge amount to learn yet but I adore doing this so can only think that this journey will continue for as long as I can do it.
Marc Haseeb:thanks guys ha completely caught Marc It was the being so close, I simply had never practiced that close. Gabby suggested a small furry toy to help me get my head around DOF but pf course I didn't think to shoot as min focus distance,thought the senario would never happen. Really good lesson for me Marc.
Hey Haseeb ,mate I can't wait to see your and every ones' images from the new year on this new screen ,ha ha I'm really excited
take care
Stu
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Hi Stu,managed to post this comment tonight thread was closed yesterday. DOF bit is a bit trying with these little fellas that don't often give you a lot of time.I like the cute little face that you have captured,don't think the colour is far out.
Keith.
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What a cute little guy... You did well and you learned from mistakes and experience. The best teachers...
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Wildlife Moderator
Hi Stu, these guys move fast and I can understand the SS, but I might have traded a little less SS for a tad more DoF. Perhaps a fraction more image content below, or just move the whole crop down a smidgen?
All the very best for 2017.
TFS
Steve
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Wildlife Moderator
Thanks so much for everything in 2016
You are most welcome, if I could do more you know I would. If I win the lotto lookout for Postman Pat.
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Steve Kaluski
You are most welcome, if I could do more you know I would. If I win the lotto lookout for Postman Pat.
You have done too much already and back at ya
Steve I'll keep it brief because I'm a terrible meanderer but been grafting at the iso with my Kez,not there yet but even in the rain we are still having a ball I'll always be slower than a slow thing to learn but the efforts towards me won't be wasted . I can see now mate PC next
take care
Stu