Snowy
Nikon D70s 70-200VR @ 200mm 1/200 f3.5 ISO200
This is an "everyday" (meaning not unusual) picture of a Snowy Egret taken this morning in good lighting conditions. It has been cropped about 50%, and adjusted for tone and USM. I am particularly interested in comments about whether the whites are acceptably defined . . . or in how they could be better defined, by either exposure or in post processing.
Wendell
Hi Wendell !!!!
The whites do have sufficient detail The image looks overall dark Downloaded and checked the white/black point Both were good Only adjusted he mid tones in levels and the image popped Also there was a strong cast in the image Used the white bird to color balance
Image wise would like to see some more room at the bottom Bird placement is fine Remember the head angle !!!
Hi Alfred:
Yes, the mid tone levels adjustment really did the image a lot of good! I can and will leave more room at the bottom, but I should add room at the top to have more there than at the bottom, shouldn't I? And please clarify "head angle." I'm guessing the bird's head should be tilted towards me more . . . correct?
Yeah !!!! The idea is to have the tip of the bill and the eyeball on the same plane !!! Then they both will be sharp
You don't want a bird looking away Doesn't look gook !!!
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