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    Crowned Cranes are among my favorites. While this was back lit a bit I like the way the lighting shows up the "crown".

    1D MK4 with 300 F4. Evaluative metering at ISO 100 with EV + 2/3 and F 5.6 with 1/320. Cropped a bit. Processed in LR and CS4.

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    Robert O'Toole
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    Great subject and nice framing, good job on the challenging side/back light. Yes the crown does light up nicely.

    I would run NR on the BG, there is some noise and the bokeh looks like you used a extender almost.

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    Good-looking bird with a great pose. Agree about the NR. I tend to avoid ISO 100 and 200 entirely when photographing birds with a camera as capable as the Mark IV. The extra shutter speed and DOF that you get can really improve your images.
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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hey Ed,
    They were one of my fav's too! Does appear to need noise reduction....but at ISO 100?.....may have been introduced in pp'ing.

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