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Hi Sanjeev, if this is Star then I assume this is in Ranthambore?
I might look at going a fraction tighter Sanjeev all round but a 10x16. I would also run some NR, mainly to the BKG. Techs look OK, seems you were struggling for light at ISO10k, so good not to be tethered to ISO. Overall the colours looks a bit flat and lacks a bit more depth, albeit viewing on the laptop, but some simple tweaks, like WB, Sat, HSL starts I feel to bring the capture more to life. I know the scene, but any where Star is climbing over or on top of the mound as the truncated body is a little unfortunate I feel.
TFS
Steve
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f you're inclined and have the time to RP I would like to see it, please - I realise how special those tigers are and every image is precious
Thank you for sharing Sanjeev.
Count me on that to Sanjeev.
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Hi Doc -- Agree with the above , I think you have done well considering the lighting condition. Would also love to see a RP by implementing the above suggestions. the mound is rather unfortunate here. TFS !
@ Steve: This is tippeshwar a lesser known park in Maharashtra and Telangana Border, quite far away from ranthambore. Named star male because of its peculiar star marking on forehead.
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[/QUOTE]This is tippeshwar a lesser known park in Maharashtra and Telangana Border, quite far away from ranthambore. Named star male because of its peculiar star marking on forehead.[/QUOTE]
Thanks Haseeb, so there are two male Star's, both with the same markings.
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Looks pretty good for the high ISO. The road doesn't do much for me. I know sometimes its this or nothing. The star pattern on the head is nice.