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The Bear looks huge John, I like the alert pose and angle of the bear on the slope. You could have gone with 6400 and up that SS a bit. Was this with a bean bag?
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Hi John, nice to see a different subject from you.
John the image is still carrying a lot of the old issues for me, however was the image under exposed? There is a lot of blue within the image, it's quite noisy in the fur hence asking if the image was under exposed. The BKG could also do with some NR. For me the framing needs more below and the frosty grass needs more tonal depth ie darker - again you can do this within LR. I would crop out the tree stump on the RHS, plus the lighter branch needs either toning down and or removed, its distracting. Again, moving quietly and slowly to the left may have offered a better perspective, I feel you would have had time. Would agree with Sanjeev about going to 6400 for some more SS as I think there may also be some camera shake, subject isn't pin sharp.
TFS
Steve
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Originally Posted by
Sanjeev Aurangabadkar
Was this with a bean bag?
No. Held held kneeling on the ground.
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Hi John ... a happy new year to you .
Good to see something different from you , i do like bears a lot ... have to travel far to see one of them .
I do like the image in terms image design,as the subject is separated nicely and no major distracting elements . Nice pose of the bear and the exp looks spot on to me .
I do agree with Steve about the IQ and the color issues .
Keep the bears coming ...
TFS Andreas
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Hi John -- I really like this image because of the subject, looks big and nicely separated.
I can see a bit of noise , not usual for a 5D MK IV. Not ideal settings as far as the tree is concerned but again you could nt have done anything unless the subject moved to a different setting.
I enjoyed viewing this one.
TFS !
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John I am working down the list of images so some of the comments I mad on your most recent post I would say apply to this one also. I see Steve had similar thoughts regarding exposure and noise too. These are pretty unusual images on the forum, I think they are worth having another looksee to see what you can get out of them.
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