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    Default Red-browed Finch

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    Commonly Redhead, perched warming on a cold early morning on a stem of a weed called Farmer's Friends because the seeds have small barbs that get into clothes (or animal fur) and get dispersed.
    1DXII 600mm F/4L III plus 1.4X III 840mm 1/800 iso800 HH
    Cropped for composition, one errant starburst of seed removed. Light sharpen in CC2019 PS

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    Attractive little bird and I like the perch a lot.
    A bit over sharpened to my eyes...
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    Agree with Dan, just over the crunchy over sharpened line, love the bird and fab perch

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    It has a slight crunchy appearance to me also. The dark plumage could be persuaded to reveal some detail. I like the pose and perch.

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    Yes it looks pretty cruncy. But what a neat looking bird. Interesting perch and a nice background as well.

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    Thanks for the comments. Here it is as is from the camera with no additional sharpening. Perhaps I need to get used to this new very sharp lens!

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    Now the repost looks blurry. Is the RAW tack sharp?
    No amount of sharpening will fix that.
    The PP just seems off to me.
    You have a great bird and I love the perch.
    Any more from this series?
    Gail

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    Yes Gail the raw is sharp, I may be ruining it with my saving for web. Ill check that out. Yes I do have another with the opposite head turn which I will post later.
    Edit: one thing wrong, I have been saving for web from a jpeg. My bad!
    Last edited by Colin Driscoll; 07-24-2019 at 05:28 AM.

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    Awesome bird and perch (and BG too). Looks like you are onto the sharpening issues mentioned...

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    very nice bird and sharpening already covered above

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