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    nikon d 300 iso 400
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    Nice wing display with a sharp face and great water BG. There seems to be a cluster of hot pixels in the chest area, it could be from p/p (misuse of Curves) and easy to recoup. Love the pearly wings.

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    Great detail and wing position. I might crop some off the right and give a little more room on the left.

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    Nice action image, Stuart. I agree about the hot area on the chest. The background contrasts well with the bird. While most of the bird is quite sharp, I find that the softness in the top wing tends to draw my eye there. I might be tempted to crop a bit from the right side. :)

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    fabs i find it hard to remove the hot pixels what is the best way to do that?

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    In conversion, use the recovery slider and go easy using Curves, I suspect that's what did it.

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    fabs i used arthur morris technique to mask hot pixels and will resubmit thanks

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