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    f/8 ISO 1000 1/2000 600 mm
    pixel size: 2150 x 1200

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    canon 1D mark IV and 300 2.8 with 2X TC.

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    I like the look-down pose and sharpness. I might lighten the underside of the bird a bit more and remove what looks like a greenish cast. As for composition, I would put the bird further to the left and crop some off the right and run NR on the BG.

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    Paolo, I like the pose a lot. Agree w/ Axel regarding the green cast. Axel makes a good point regarding the crop and NR.

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    The cast seemed more yellow then green and was hard to deal with :) Image quality is on the poor side and all looked too light to me. I do like the pose.
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