Jay
Posted 17/07/2009 - 14:01
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ttk wrote:
Nice shot Howard but I think a tad of sharpening is required.
Thanks Tel. How much sharpening would you recommend?Nice shot Howard but I think a tad of sharpening is required.
This is another angle with some sharpening - too much perhaps or still too little?
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Howard
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Posted 17/07/2009 - 14:07
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This one is just fine try the settings on the other and I think you will be spot on.
Tel,
Posted 20/07/2009 - 22:27
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Nice photos. These birds arn't easy to photograph.
Posted 20/07/2009 - 23:10
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Seems just a tad dark to me Howard. But they are nice shots of a lovely bird.
I dont remember Jays when I was a kid, and 20 years of living in London I never saw one. Now we have moved out of London we get jays in the garden a lot, they seem very prolific this year, and what wonderful birds they are.
I must set aside a day to photograph them.
I dont remember Jays when I was a kid, and 20 years of living in London I never saw one. Now we have moved out of London we get jays in the garden a lot, they seem very prolific this year, and what wonderful birds they are.
I must set aside a day to photograph them.
Peter
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No PPing except a crop (sorry mikew still no RAW!!)
C&C most welcome.
Howard