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    EOS R6 RF 100-500 @500 f8 1/1000 ISO 1600 HH, Manual EXP, slight crop for small rotation

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    Lovely detail, colors and the "blackground" working well with this capture. TFS

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    Sharp and sweet and desperately needs more room in front and below. I am guessing that you do not have any more there? Is this a wild bird???

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    ps: what focal length?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Sharp and sweet and desperately needs more room in front and below. I am guessing that you do not have any more there? Is this a wild bird???

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    There actually was a little more on both sides but the faint water ripples were slightly crooked. A slight rotation made it tighter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Roach View Post
    There actually was a little more on both sides but the faint water ripples were slightly crooked. A slight rotation made it tighter.

    You can often get that extra room b using Content Aware Fill when doing the rotation ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    You can often get that extra room b using Content Aware Fill when doing the rotation ...

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    Wow, didn't know that. I frequently lose canvas on rotation I wish I hadn't. Someday. I'm gonna take an in depth PS class.

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    Looks great low key. I like the water drops.

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