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    Osceola County, Fl - 1D4, 500mm, hand held, 1/1000, F4, ISO 1250, manual exposure, ~60% of frame
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    Jim:
    Nice story telling here. Like the feathers knocked off to the left of the owl. Nice balance on the exposure to hold detail in the crows without blowing out the whites on the owl. Soft light helped of course.

    Did you have to work any magic in post on the exposure?

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Randy Stout View Post
    Jim:
    Nice story telling here. Like the feathers knocked off to the left of the owl. Nice balance on the exposure to hold detail in the crows without blowing out the whites on the owl. Soft light helped of course.

    Did you have to work any magic in post on the exposure?

    Cheers

    Randy
    Randy,

    Here is the original full frame with no processing other than neutral RAW conversion and resizing for web.
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    Cool capture. I love the look on the owl's face.

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    How did you get them to come out?

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    Very cool capture Jim. Looks like you've applied a gaussian blurr to the background -- it's still pretty busy...I might try increasing it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gary Irwin View Post
    Very cool capture Jim. Looks like you've applied a gaussian blurr to the background -- it's still pretty busy...I might try increasing it.
    Gary,

    I did not blur the bg. I only applied NR to the bg.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Troy Lim View Post
    How did you get them to come out?
    I called him using an GHO call.
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