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Hi Andreas - I agree with your self-critique here on both techs and content. Interesting to see how dark they look here and more black/grey than brown.
TFS,
Rachel
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I like this one a great deal Andreas. The arrangement of the four animals almost in a radial fashion is really quite nice and a superb profile on the front animal, with excellent tone, colour and detail. That soft light really is excellent. Very impressed at ISO 51,200. What do you use for NR on these shots and where do you apply it. I'd be interested to know. Even the limited DOF works for me here since the front animal looks really crisp and clear. Lovely background and framing/composition too. Thanks for sharing.
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Andreas you just bowl me over with these high ISO shots, I am very impressed.
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Andreas I was jut pulling your legs...Or rather, socks
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I know ....thatīs why i tried to pull back
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Still keen to know your NR workflow here Andreas - if it isn't a trade secret?
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Oh sorry Glenn i got interrupted by work during my last reply ....and then i forgot your question .
No secret and very easy , in DPP set NR to half the value that DPP is giving me . In PS first thing i do is use Neat Image on the whole image ( normally ) at full strength , sometimes i use masks to lower the effect on the subject .I start using Neat Image with my kit from Iso 3200 upwards .But i also tried with lower Iso .
Hope this helps
Cheers Andreas
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Andreas Liedmann
Oh sorry Glenn i got interrupted by work during my last reply ....and then i forgot your question .
No secret and very easy , in DPP set NR to half the value that DPP is giving me . In PS first thing i do is use Neat Image on the whole image ( normally ) at full strength , sometimes i use masks to lower the effect on the subject .I start using Neat Image with my kit from Iso 3200 upwards .But i also tried with lower Iso .
Hope this helps
Cheers Andreas
Thanks Andreas. I'm using Neat Image too. A few question though... when you say you use it a 'full strength', does this mean you are setting the luminance NR to 100%? Have you created noise profiles for you camera or do you normally auto-profile the image you are working on?
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Hi Glenn ...
some more info : auto profile , 50 -70 % strength in the software ( depending on each image ) , custom settings in all values !
In PS full strength on whole image ( sometimes masked with luminosity mask and brushed in ) .
This is not all , but the rest is my magic
Cheers Andreas
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Hi Andreas -- Remarkable IQ at this size at least considering the ISO. The most striking feature of the image is the composition, just wish the last bison was also a bit more visible but not a deal breaker at all. Impressed by your WF, great result, enjoyed viewing this image and thanks for sharing the NR technique.
TFS !