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| 01/15/2013 06:15:32 PM |
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| 01/14/2013 08:28:24 PM |
Amethyst Sunbird II (PAW 3/52)by HarveyGComment by HarveyG: Originally posted by Dennisheckman: Since she was leaving the nest, maybe she didn't like that piece of grass? Well spotted. Odd yes, I wondered why but maybe she was nervous about me being so close so I backed off for a while and let her be. |
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| 01/14/2013 07:53:16 PM |
Amethyst Sunbird II (PAW 3/52)by HarveyGComment by nam: Not as showy as the male, of course, but a very pretty little bird. I like the unusual hooked beak shape and I love the motion blur on the wing. |
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| 01/14/2013 05:21:02 PM |
Amethyst Sunbird II (PAW 3/52)by HarveyGComment by Dennisheckman: I like that you captured her with nest building material in her beak. Since she was leaving the nest, maybe she didn't like that piece of grass? Even at 1/1250 there is still significant motion. I would have thought you would end up with more frozen action. Congrats on following her and getting this capture! |
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| 01/14/2013 03:50:20 PM |
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| 01/14/2013 01:07:25 PM |
Amethyst Sunbird II (PAW 3/52)by HarveyGComment by HarveyG: Originally posted by Ann: For a shot like this, though, I'd probably shoot in raw. I shoot in RAW and have done no additional sharpening in camera settings, seldom in PP. I am ecstatic with the results from the D7000 and the Sigma 100-300 f/4 when the focus is on. |
thanks Ursula, I can't imagine what the 36MP must be like to manage... |
| 01/14/2013 12:45:57 PM |
Amethyst Sunbird II (PAW 3/52)by HarveyGComment by Ann: I really quite like this one. I like the selective focus on her head, and the nest, then the movement of the wing and body. I also like that she seems to be looking right at you. It's really pretty cool.
On the sharpening, when I'm shooting jpeg on my D800, I have a custom mode set up that's basically camera neutral, with sharpening turned completely off. I can control the sharpening much better on my computer if I don't have to deal with an image that's coming out of the camera pre-sharpened. For a shot like this, though, I'd probably shoot in raw. |
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| 01/14/2013 12:10:34 PM |
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