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    Default Northern plains grey langur ( Semnopithecus)

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    A brief encounter at Bandhavgarh enabled me to get a quick shot of these langur monkeys from the Suzuki, hand held. I tidied up a couple of grass blades and a highly coloured leaf.

    Olympus : E-M1X
    Lens focal length : 210 mm
    Focal Length (35 mm conversion) : 421.0mm
    Metering mode : Pattern
    ISO Sensitivity : 1250
    Exposure mode : Manual exposure
    Exposure time : 1/400 sec
    F number : F4
    Exposure compensation : 0.0 EV
    Flash : OFF

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    Well seen and captured Jon, I like the scene overall and of course, behavioural aspect with the little baby clinging to his mom

    Framing is perfect - glad you managed to include that long tail - nice presentation, colours look natural.

    Wish you had better light on the Langurs...but you did well under the circumstances. Pattern metering I think a good choice, I would have overexposed here a tad.

    Did you get any frames with the little one facing the camera? If yes, please let us have some

    Thank you so much for sharing,

    Warmest regards,
    Gabriela Plesea

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    A good shot of the langurs with the little one clinging to the mother. Nice framing with inclusion of the tail. Good colours overall.

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    Hi Jon .... I like it even if the wall is not the ideal FG or perch .
    Seen them myself on this kinda environment .
    Comp and the overall technical things are working well , I really like the greenery in the BG as a contrasting element.
    Nive fine details in the fur ....
    I might just reduce the blues in the face and some other darker parts in the subjects .

    I think this is one of the better ones in terms of color rendition of your toy .... at least from my POV . You might remember that I was complaining many times about the color rendering of Olympus .

    TFS Andreas

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    Hi Jon, lovely image, I just feel the darks & shadows are surprising a lot of the detail. Opening up the shadows and bridging up the colour I think helps bring out some of that light you had.

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    A tender moment for sure. Nice pose and framing. The monkey on the right has a long tail.

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    Thanks very much everyone, I like your repost Steve, I do feel however perhaps lifted a little too much - giving it a slightly mist appearance.

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    I would give your monitor a quick clean Jon.
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