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    This is from the same set up in the woods, as my previous Crested Tit image. I provided the perch and food. The BG colours were created by the sunlight being filtered by the trees. I suppose this bird is the Scottish version of the Chickadee..There's no BG posterisation on the master file.

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    Nice shot Will, good detail and exposure.

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    Nice inquisitive pose on the tit here. Attractive perch with a perfect background. Image Looks pretty good for ISO 3200. Whole image looks dark to me. I am picking up my 5d4 tomorrow and will put it to use soon.

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    Cool pose and I like the perch. The BG is nice as well. I agree with Isaac that the image appears dark. The branch / some of the darks look to have a slight magenta cast, but could be my screen. TFS

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    I like the pose, perch, composition and BG. Another nice image Will.

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    I agree the image is dark. Perch is amazing, I just wish a bit more of it was in focus. Looks pretty good for ISO 3200 though.

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    nice pose and perch but the IQ of this one is not as good as the other, details look a bit coarse and crunchy and some noise has crept in as well

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    I love everything about it but the brightness. I pulled the curve up a relative mile :)

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    Thanks for the comments guys, much appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    I love everything about it but the brightness. I pulled the curve up a relative mile :)

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    Thanks Artie that looks now how I wanted it to look....Well done. I have since adjusted brightness on my monitor.

    Will

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