Canon 40D
EF 100-400mm
ISO 200
1/1000 sec. at f/7.1
This pair of Red Shouldered Hawks came out of no where. I was shooting vultures drying their wings - So to change gears was tough for me. This is the best I came out with.
I don't know what happened to this I re-sized for the web-and for some reason wouldn't let me post .I had to reduce image quality alot to get it on.Not sure what happened-will have to do some testing when I get alittle time today.See if this is better.
Super shot, and repost perfect. Love your capture.
I was surprised, twice when reducing size in save for web, I tried posting 2 that were a couple of kb under the 200 kb maximum and they were both refused. Could be CS4, as we both use it. I never once had a resize once using CS3 that was as close as 1 kb to max.
I think you are right Gus I am having alot of conflict within my comp. w/ CS4 don't know why. Probably need more memory w/ Lightroom and cs4-having the guy who helped me re-build my comp. come over today and have a looksy! I'll let you know if I find anything out.
The other day when using CS4 I had the blue screen of death with a solution of updating my Graphics driver. On investigation there were no updates, so I cleanedp my hard drive and moved about 10GB to one of my 2 portable hard drives. Then deleted every thing I didn't really need (I'm a pack rat). Haven't had a problem since.
As I have Lightroom 2.1, I think I'll look into removing Bridge & ACR that came with CS4 as I was disappointed that the Rule of thirds grid didn't come with it like LR does.
I think you are right about more memory. I use a fairly hi powered Laptop with 2 GB Memory, however, it has a 4 year old Pentium 4, 3.20 GHZ, and I should probably go for the latest system? I have been reluctant as I now use XP SP3 which I like, and have been avoiding Vista.
Hope your techie fixes your machine. (Pretty nice coming out on Sunday)
repost looks great, but i agree with mr al. with the dominant bird looking to the right i would have framed it with more to the right and less on the left. you did great switching gears!! the rsh's are lots of fun and really loud!!!!