This is another shot I was able to capture while on Jim Neiger's boat. I added a little blur to BG as there are quite a few sticks in the background. Over-all I was pleased with the capture and would appreciate all comments. Shooting data below:
Nikon D3
2010:03:05 08:23:38
200-400mm @ 340mm
340mm (in 35mm film)
Subject dist: 15.0m
1/1250 sec, f/7.1
Mode: Av
Metering: Multi-segment
ISO: 400
White balance: Fine weather
Flash: Off
File size: 81.9MB
Image size: 2735 x 2330
Color space: sRGB
Saturation: Normal
Sharpness: Normal
Contrast: Normal
Color profile: sRGB
Last edited by Doug Brown; 03-08-2010 at 04:43 PM.
I think that this one for detail and overall presence is nicely done. Talons are great. Eye detail and beak are good as well. Techs on this one a little different than the last (more what I would think would be correct?).
There is a slight blur around the edge of the bird but I assume that is from the blurring of the background.
the basic image quality here is a def. step up from the previous post. As pointed out however, the post work is spilling over onto the bird. The beak/lores area in particular looks odd.
Much better detail than the previous image Mac. A bit less contrast would help, as would confining your blur to the BG. I would also lighten the iris just a little.
Here is a repost which I think has addressed most of the problems, although there still seems to be a problem between some feathers near the end of the wings which I didn't notice before I posted the image. Sorry. What does everyone think? Thank you all for your help.
Mac
Last edited by Wheeler McDougal Jr.; 03-08-2010 at 07:14 PM.
Another with Capt. Neiger
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