Goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis)

[Jonathan Ashton]

I apologise for my previous deleted post, I have two snow bunting images that are similar poses and I posted the same image I had posted previously!
Olympus E-M1X
Lens focal length : 210 mm
Focal length in 35 mm film : 421.0mm
Exposure mode : Manual exposure
ISO Sensitivity : 800
Exposure compensation : 0.0 EV
Shutter : 1/3200 sec
Aperture : F5

ACR/TopazDNAI/PSCC

[Paul Burdett]

This is stunning Jonathan! Wonderful pose, sharp where it needs to be...background contrasts well with the bird. Congrats!!

[Ilija Dukovski]

Very unusual image. I live the face expression here, great colors too.

[Volkan Akgul]

hi Jon,

chrome and firefox
There is a difference between. I just discovered. firefox shows more detailed and vivid.

very good detail and comp. congratulations

[Jonathan Ashton]

hi Jon,

chrome and firefox
There is a difference between. I just discovered. firefox shows more detailed and vivid.

very good detail and comp. congratulations

Are Firefox and Chrome set properly to sRGB???

[Andreas Liedmann]

Hi Jon .... really cool expression in the face . Attack mode ....
Really cool shot , sharpness does look way better and finer than the last Tit image , IMHO.

Personally I would go a lot brighter overall and address some of the blue in the shaded parts of the subject .... but this is just my take .

Really enjoy looking at this frame .

TFS Andreas

[Andreas Liedmann]

Are Firefox and Chrome set properly to sRGB???

Normally nothing to change for the viewer within Firefox or Safari ... as long as the images are tagged .
If not , one has to change the settings inside the browser

As far as I know ...

Cheers Andreas

[Wayne Niz]

He Jonathan

Another great pick, not sure if you have ever shared your setup to achieving these wonderful shots, but I personally would love to see it

Cheers

[Jonathan Ashton]

He Jonathan

Another great pick, not sure if you have ever shared your setup to achieving these wonderful shots, but I personally would love to see it

Cheers

Wayne put a feeder up, place obstacles in the way to determine that they have a regular/ frequently used flight path/direction. Manually prefocus ensuring that the size of the subject is going to be adequate. Hope and prey for light. 1/2500/ 1/3200/1/400 sec are best depending upon the size of the bird - the smaller the bird the faster the speed required. Aperture depends upon size of subject in the frame but I am using micro 4/3 sensor to you will need smaller apertures than I use.

[Volkan Akgul]

hi Jon,


I don't think this is the setting. I guess it's a browser related issue.