Taken in 2008 Cheetah cub playing in morning light Masai Mara Kenya
Nikon D2X 600mm 1/750 F/5.6
www.africanatureimages.com Have looked on my Eizo & yes the colours are hideous !!!
Cheetah Play Time
Taken in 2008 Cheetah cub playing in morning light Masai Mara Kenya
Nikon D2X 600mm 1/750 F/5.6
www.africanatureimages.com Have looked on my Eizo & yes the colours are hideous !!!
Last edited by ken dyball; 06-14-2010 at 06:45 AM.
lovely look on face of adult and I am loving falling cub here :), excellent
TFS
Cool dive! The image looks overall way too dark... Is anyone else seeing that?
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Me too GurujiOriginally Posted by Arthur Morris
Yes, too dark and blacks appear clogged up. Would love to see the mum's eye lightened as well.
Caught a very funny pose, well done!
Hi Arthur, after installing the new snow leopard on the mac have lost all calibration & suspect am back at 1.8 gama will sort out soon thanks for the info
Yes I am, it looks really muddy.
ken i deleated the original are you looking at the new one?? wich is still a guess on my screen!
Ken D, the new post is much better than the original.
Respectfully , IMHO it is always better to keep OP and add repost as reply , Now all the comments made above are useless :)
Well I suppose I must be, I think I would prefer to wait for you to get your screen up and running and you can see what you have posted.
yep i didn' think of that good point!!
I didn't see the original, but this one still appears a little dark because of the sky. Can't do much to brighten the cheetahs
(some of the highlights are already clipped) except to open the shadow details with S/H. But as Ken suggested to me by email,
a blue sky might help ... and I think it does. :cool: A great moment, by the way! Proud mama watching her little one cavort. Love it!
Hi Ken
Do keep the original as suggested by Harshad .. any comments based on the image will make no sense !!
Best approach is calibrate your monitor after installing the system and maybe just take image just for viewing color, contrast etc and post in ETL When I make drastic changes that is what I do to see how its showing on other computers. btw what browser are you using? IE seems to be the worst one.
...maybe Davids repost will give you a point of reference, don't think is a calibration issue entirely.
this is one AWESOME moment captured. the pose of the little one is priceless, as is the expression of mum watching...congrats on this, the last repost by David gets my thumbs-up, much more clarity!
Thanks David, what a diference!! the laptop i was on had no PS or LR, so colours were all over the shop, well done on your repost.I didn't see the original, but this one still appears a little dark because of the sky. Can't do much to brighten the cheetahs
(some of the highlights are already clipped) except to open the shadow details with S/H. But as Ken suggested to me by email,
a blue sky might help ... and I think it does. :cool: A great moment, by the way! Proud mama watching her little one cavort. Love it!
Cheers
The moment caught is priceless !!!!
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