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Thank you so much dear Keith, just know we've been missing you around here - any baby mice in the "pipeline"?
Shall look into the plant issue
, thought it balanced the frame a bit but maybe it's too much, wondering what the others think...
Looking forward to hear from you again, and hope you have a great rest of the week,
Kind regards,
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Hi Gabriela - What a cutie! I do love the face and the light hitting the closer eye. I do find the blades of grass along the left edge of the body to be drawing my eye a bit. It's too bad you had to crop so much. I hate to throw away that much data.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi Gabriela, A cute little one indeed. The blurred BG and the nice light makes this image for me. Techs look good and nicely processed as well. TFS.
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Whoever said Blue and green should never be seen,
like the contrasting colours here and steely gaze of the cub Gabriela, nicely seen.I like Steve's RP here, but only for the BG and prefer the OP on the cub, just looks more natural to my eyes.
TFS
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HI Gabriela -- What a beauty ! And are you sure this is a 50% crop ? The details are very much there , infact looks very good to me. I really liked the colours and the greens and blues are making it so pleasing. I liked the subtle changes made by Steve in his RP. For me the leaves/shrub running on the lower portion of its body are a bit distracting. Everyone has different perceptions for a distracting element here. But a fantastic image.
TFS !
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Lovely image Gabriela I like it very much, the weed on the left would be easy enough to subdue a little. I like the punch in your image but I note that Steve has brought out detail in the darker parts - the nose is especially easy to see the increased detail. I do feel however it is a shade too pale for my taste and would suggest somewhere between the two images would be ideal.
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I do feel however it is a shade too pale for my taste and would suggest somewhere between the two images would be ideal.
Jon, is it worth cranking back to 120 and then seeing the image?
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Originally Posted by
Steve Kaluski
Jon, is it worth cranking back to 120 and then seeing the image?
Steve settings are 6500, 120, 2.2 (Average Delta E <1)
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Very nice. Really like the green/blue is the background the compliment the cheetah very well. The comp is nice with the cheetah looking into the frame.
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