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    Default Great Egret Blur

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    Canon 40D
    100-400 mm
    ISO 250
    1/100 sec. at f/5.6
    HH

    Taken at Long Key
    I took several shots trying to create an in-flight blur, I set my shutter speed lower for some and my ISO lower for some-This seemed to be the combo that worked best for this image. I have narrowed it down to two views of this image and would like your opinion as to which looks better-I have added some PP tweaks to both-
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    Or this one?(this one has more motion blur)
    Or -should it have more blur?
    Last edited by denise ippolito; 03-19-2009 at 12:29 PM.

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    Hi Denise I like the first one better and these are just personal choice !!!

    I like the bg, bird placement and overall feel !! Do wish to have a different wing position just as in a sharp bird image and some sharpness in the head eye area seems to help !!! Love them images !!!

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    Alfred, Thanks for the tips -I'll keep that in mind next time out!

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    Prefer the first image because the eye seems better defined. Love the sense of motion!

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    Lady Denise,
    I like the first one, nicely done...:cool:

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    Hi Denise - another vote for the first - think if you are going to have a unsharp head/ eye it has to be more artistically blurred - for lack of a better descriotion - for instance see the first image on Arties Blog.

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    Thanks guys- It seems it's harder to get a blur that looks good than it is to get one in focus!

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