Posted by Paul King on September 15, 2007 at 6:33 PM
I am not sure whether the movement here adds to the shot or not?
This time a 20% crop leaving a bit more head room.
the techs are the same as per the last greenshank post.
So I would appreciate your thoughts on this one
Thanks
Paul
Posted by Andy Astbury on September 16, 2007 at 4:35 AM
The movement's not working for me Paul - sorry
And a square comp is never a good idea (imo).
The noise in this image is more apparent than in your previous Greenshank shot, (though the sun appears more prevalent in the original post which could be the reason) - is this 80% of the original image, or 20% of the original image?
Posted by Andy Shepherd on September 16, 2007 at 1:04 PM
Hi Paul,
Agree with Andy's comments , movement's not working for me either.
But seeing as though I don't have a Greenshank shot I'd be more than happy with it.
Also the colours look washed out on my monitor , but then again it's crap monitor
It works partially for me, had the angle of view been lower then I believe the motion blur could have been effective... it does need a touch more room for the bird to move into..
Posted by Paul King on September 16, 2007 at 5:16 PM
Thanks gents,
I agree with all the comments and it was a very light bird todays birds was much more darker .
It is a 20% crop
Discussion
4 repliesThis time a 20% crop leaving a bit more head room.
the techs are the same as per the last greenshank post.
So I would appreciate your thoughts on this one
Thanks
Paul
And a square comp is never a good idea (imo).
The noise in this image is more apparent than in your previous Greenshank shot, (though the sun appears more prevalent in the original post which could be the reason) - is this 80% of the original image, or 20% of the original image?
Agree with Andy's comments , movement's not working for me either.
But seeing as though I don't have a Greenshank shot I'd be more than happy with it.
Also the colours look washed out on my monitor , but then again it's crap monitor
Regards
Andy...
It works partially for me, had the angle of view been lower then I believe the motion blur could have been effective... it does need a touch more room for the bird to move into..
I agree with all the comments and it was a very light bird todays birds was much more darker .
It is a 20% crop
Again Thanks
Paul