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    I am back in Mexico after a 3 months trip without photographing birds. Here is one of the first bird images of the year. Against the light using fill flash.I removed a piece of twig from under the wing and added the frame just to see where the photo ends:-). Looking forward to hear your comments and keep on learning on this great forum. Thanks for looking.

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    Welcome home my brother. Hope Russia was kind to you with its intense winter cold. :)

    Very nicely shot, maybe just a little steep and I wish the branch were not coming towards the camera being rendered OOF. I am sure this was the best option for you at the time thought. I love those colors. :)

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    You are killing us with the selection of hummer species. The birds is great,
    but I think the overall IQ of the image is on the lower side than your previous images.
    I would guess the bird was underexposed. If that is the case not bad job in salvaging it.

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    Thanks for the comments guys. Ilija, I did not adjust the exposure, but I used 19 recovery in ACR. It is a crop of course, so maybe that lowers the IQ as much.

    I forgot to add the camera info:
    1DMKIII
    500mm
    ISO250
    F:4
    1/500
    exp.comp:+2.67
    flash+BB

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    Lorant, the light has brought out the colours very well, and you captured a good HA too.

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    Lóránt, how much a crop is this brother?

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    Szia Akos,

    Here is a screen shot to show you how much of a crop it is.


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