Another lucky shot from my point of view. I have not mastered by any means photoshop CS2 so all my postings are from RAW with just resized adjustments to post. photoshop is going to be a long hard plod.
What I have tried to do is concentrate on critique and shooting advice in the first instance otherwise I'm overloaded and I fogup.
Hard conditions, with the sun behind the owl Barry.
But hey you photographed an owl in its natual setting(thats more than i've done.I've never come accross one yet lol).But this would of been spot on if the sun was behind you or from the side.
As for PS.We ALL had to start in the begining of not know what does what .All i'll say is have a play at everything in the menu's to first see what does what, then you will get to know what parts of the menu's you need to use to sort out your images(which you will have to do if shooting with RAW).You will find out there is only about 4-6 of the programs in PS you will use anyway, i.e levels - saturation - USM(unsharp mask) etc etc.
Believe me once you know what does what its very easy.
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1 repliesAnother lucky shot from my point of view. I have not mastered by any means photoshop CS2 so all my postings are from RAW with just resized adjustments to post. photoshop is going to be a long hard plod.
What I have tried to do is concentrate on critique and shooting advice in the first instance otherwise I'm overloaded and I fogup.
Canon 350D handheld ISO400 500mm f/6.3 1/1600sec autofocus.
Critique and further advice please
Thanks
Barry
But hey you photographed an owl in its natual setting(thats more than i've done.I've never come accross one yet lol).But this would of been spot on if the sun was behind you or from the side.
As for PS.We ALL had to start in the begining of not know what does what
Believe me once you know what does what its very easy.
Dont ever give up, and keep posting