Taken in Sat Taal, India, 17th April 2011.
This is a fairly large crop so IQ is not at it's best
EOS 1D MkIV
500mm F4 IS hand-held sitting down
F5.6, ISO 800, 1/1000
Taken in Sat Taal, India, 17th April 2011.
This is a fairly large crop so IQ is not at it's best
EOS 1D MkIV
500mm F4 IS hand-held sitting down
F5.6, ISO 800, 1/1000
I am always amazed on the colors out there. Very stunning bird. Like the curious look, background is very nice. Light is angle is also sweet. Do not think I would change anything
Gary.
IQ looks fine to me and a loverly bird. I'd crop a bit more off of each side to get to a 3X2 vertical that I think would be much more appealing...
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I think IQ looks great too, and would love to see that crop as Artie suggests. Love this pose and what a beautiful bird!
Ken,
Very nice, Like the inquisitive head turn you captured here, the BG adds great interest but doesn't detract in any way, exposure and IQ look very good to me as well. I would also consider a smidge off the right side and double or triple that on the left "direction the birds looking" Beautiful species, the colors are stunning.
Dan

nice perch and BG, great green colors
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it look great, the IQ is not perfect but is OK, i would like the perch slightly more short, good work
Still great IQ despite the heavy crop. Lovely colors, excellent detail and background. Would probably go for a tighter crop.
Thanks every body, much appreciated, we saw some very interesting and for me very different birds in India, and I managed to get a few.
I have tried to crop the OP in 3x2 ratio (is there an easier way than using the rulers?) and here it is
In PS you can set the crop tool to inches or pixel horizontal and vertical dimensions, such as 6x9 inches. If you clear the dots-per-inch box, it won't do any interpolation. It's a beautiful bird, and I love your capture. The repost is an improvement.
Ron,
Thanks very much for the info, I will give it a try.
Thanks for comments on the image much appreciated.