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    Hi Guys
    my first Macro post??!! Photographed this crab on the mudflats on the south sardinian coast.

    Canon EOS 1 D Mark IV
    EF 500 IS L + 2x TC
    Tripod

    F 10 / 1/1000sec / ISO 1250

    Processed in Canon DPP + PS CS6 tryout NR,LCE, levels,curves (lum mask),vibrance,websharpening

    I have chosen the pano because there was too much space over and under the crab. 50 % crop of FF

    thanks for watching cheers Andreas

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    Hi Andreas... I like the pano crop you chose -- focuses attention right on the crab. I also like the feel of him rising right out of the water and the low angle you chose. Well done!

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    Hi Andreas and welcome to the Macro forum! This is a great first post! The pano crop works very well, you have good sharpness, and the light is beautiful! I like your low shooting angle which also shows off the two eye stalks. (Your crab seems to be missing its two front legs.) This is very well done and I hope to see more of your work here in Macro!

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    Hi Andreas and welcome! Very nice shot with alot to like! Ithink your decision to go Pano was a good one! I especially like the sharpness and the reflection! you might consider cloning out the bright spot in the upper Left. Nice work!

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    Hi Andreas, welcome to Macro!
    I agree that this is an excellent first post. Sharp where it needs to be, good BG and the low angle is just right for this type of subject. I especially like the film of water surrounding the leg on the left...this adds a lot on interest IMHO. Nicely done!

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