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    Default American Goldfinch

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    In nice spring breeding color.
    Obviously a feeding Goldfinch....
    D500, 500mm (300 f2.8 w 1.7), f5.6, 1/2500, iso640
    Settings were for flying Ospreys, he showed up fortunately a few feet away.
    PP in Capture one.
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    Good looking bird, outsize feet and claws for a small bird.

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    looking good, pose and everything is great, BG could be better

    the details look a bit contrary/coarse/crunchy to my eye. Are just using capture one to generate the final image for posting? It's awesome for RAW conversion and what I use but I don't think it's ready yet to do all of the steps including final sharpening after you resize the photo like photoshop does. I still pay for photoshop only to use the plugins and the resize + smart sharpen feature.

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    Terrific close-up of this yellow jewel!
    I like your comp.
    Image seems a bit contrasty- likely due to stronger light?
    I like the little bit of spider web and am glad you left it in,
    Gail

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    the Sharp for sure. The high contrast, distracting BKGR, the crud on the bill, and the pose do now work for me.

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    Nice view of this goldfinch. The breeding plummage is great.

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