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    Default Spring is Here

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    It's been a long winter but I know when Horned Larks show up in numbers, it means spring...many of these birds can be found feeding near receding snow....also found on my D300, P mode is not the way to go.....I might have brightened a bit more but it shows true colors on my monitor.
    D300 200-400 w 1.4 tc, 540 mm, iso 500, f5.6, 1/2500, +.3

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    Basic COMP and EXP good. The bird needs to be sharpened. The grasses are what is, but the dark blobs in the BKGR are even more distracting.

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    Its tough for us in the north, melting snow does not make for favourable backgrounds, what worries me more is front focus issues I seem to be having when using a my TC with the D300 and 200-400..the focus point of this bird was front right shoulder but focus point seems to be grasses...anyone else had this problem...thanks Artie ...Have removed black spots in background, and sharpened.
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    Better, but you need to learn to select and sharpen just the bird. By sharpening the BKGR you have made it noisier and exposed the artifacting just above the birds' s head. It's a learning process

    later and love, artie
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