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    Hi Folks

    Captured this male Anna's hummingbird in our garden yesterday.

    Comments welcome & appreciated

    Olympus E-3, Zuiko ED 50-200mm f2.8-3.5 SWD, Gitzo monopod @400
    Aperture Priority: F/6.3, 1/1000s, ISO 250, -0.30eV, AWB, CWA, sRBG, PP LR3

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    Hey Gus - Well done - Love the muted BG compliments the hummer nicely.
    Lovely colours on the throat and nice fine details throughout. Exposure looks good.
    Well done!!

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    I agree, well done! Did you use any fill flash, or was this natural light?

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    Hi Ian, Thanks for your kind words. No, I didn't use any flash, just early morning light when the sun begins to rise ove the 9500' mountains to the east of us. We are at 3000'. Bestb regards, Gus

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    Gus, I like the color of the BG but it feels rather heavy to me in tonal range. Did you look at bringing up the light tones a bit with a curves or levels adjustment just to see if you liked it any better?

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    Hi Jules

    I calibrate my monitor every month, and with my 86 yr, old peepers, just healed from a serious operation a year ago I don't see any heaviness in the tonal range. Maybe you can show me what you mean with a bit of levels or curves adjustment.

    Thanks for your astute comments, always appreciated.

    Gus

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