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Hi David, This is marvellous - the soft whites against this background and showing so much detail in the whites. Beautiful portrait!
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This is very nice David.
I like the squarish crop. Perfect HA.
At first, I wasn't sure about the "cool" tones of the image but it is growing on me. The color balance seems more like a sunrise situation than a sunset situation.
I would like to see this image with the bird selected and warmed up a bit to get rid of the blues in the whites.
Gail
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.I like this a lot, your beautiful muted image . I agree with Gail about the blues in the bird, but what ever you do don't lose that wonderful background including all those gentle blues.
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Agree with the comment about the blues, but the mellow mood of the frame is lovely. Feather detail looks a bit compromised, maybe from NR but I am not familiar with the EOS R and its ability to resolve detail.
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Dorian Anderson
Agree with the comment about the blues, but the mellow mood of the frame is lovely. Feather detail looks a bit compromised, maybe from NR but I am not familiar with the EOS R and its ability to resolve detail.
Hi Dorian,
Actually no noise reduction on the bird in this one. As it would happen, I was trying the old tc combo without one full stop close down (F8). You really need it for complete details(at least when this close). However, I liked the slight softness in this one and verified during this trip you have to go one full stop for older tcs. Thanks as always for your valued comments.
Peace,
David
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In my experience the EOS R can resolve details with the best of them. The older glass combos are obviously not as good at resolving as the newer ones.
Last edited by David Roach; 05-25-2019 at 06:25 AM.
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As to all the boxy crops, whadda you on Instagram?
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Arthur Morris
As to all the boxy crops, whadda you on Instagram?
withy love, artie
As a matter of fact, yes. Actually this one is where I sat and waited right at waters edge and went vertical as this beauty got close. So, this has a little more on the right where the leg begins and some on top and bottom, cropped for portrait. Should I crop differently?
Peace,
David
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Nope. I was just curious as to why you use so many boxy crops :)
Try 3X2 once in a while, you might like it.
with love, a
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