This is another image I reworked, many of the images taken in Bharatpur were taken in dull/misty/polluted atmosphere, I think I have rescued this and it's not too bad.
Olympus E-M1X
Focal Length : 420.0mm
Focal length in 35 mm film : 841.0mm
Exposure mode : Manual exposure
ISO Sensitivity : 800
Exposure compensation : +1.7 EV
Shutter : 1/1600 sec
Aperture : F5.6
Why so far forward in a boxy frame??? Sharp. I do not know the bird and I understand the pollution, but the image looks as if it has a YELLOW color cast.
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Why so far forward in a boxy frame??? Sharp. I do not know the bird and I understand the pollution, but the image looks as if it has a YELLOW color cast.
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And yes to a bit lower in the frame as suggested by Sump Scores.
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Hi Jon, glad you reworked the image, but yes the OP is way off, (playing with calibration again? ), but certain the repost is a vast improvement and I like the position in frame, I'm not a big fan of images close to the trim, for me it indicates height.
Jon, I'm away (just trying to maximise getting out there, before the next great 'lockdown' happens with these mad decisions currently being made), but paddling in the biblical rain we are currently receiving, however I think you can get more still from the capture. OK quickly done on the MBP and not in the ideal environment, but hopefully you can see the direction, maybe somewhere between the two, but you have the detail.
TFS
Steve
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