Hi all
took a walk out yesterday for some peace and quite
like every one else was wishing had stayed home when I got this on in the Veiwer.
Your C&C please
Techs:
D2x
600mm f4 + 1.4TC
200 ISO -3 EV
NI and CS3 for a bit of USM.
Posted by Andy Astbury on January 2, 2008 at 4:13 PM
You do get some good opportunities Paul - that's for certain
The tail is a bit tight - you'd be better cropping the tree with the bottom of the frame only in this case. Adding a bit more canvass to the left to bring it back into something like standard proportions and comp wise it would be perfect
But I've got to say it looks like either this is a real massive crop, or your processing has gone a bit 'wonky' mate.
Which is it?
Your posted image is only 45Kb in size, why have you done it at such a low quality setting - it's not doing your image any favours mate
Posted by Rob Howard on January 2, 2008 at 5:57 PM
Hi Paul,
Have to agree with Andy. Have another go at this and you will have a cracker. A shot that I can only dream of getting in my neck of the woods.
Hi Paul could you send me the original NEF as a zip file, I think the image has plenty of potential, I was never overly impressed with either of my 600 when they had a converter attached.
Phillip.
Posted by Andy Shepherd on January 3, 2008 at 9:59 AM
Hi Paul,
Repost is a large improvment , I don't have a Peregrine shot of any sort so very well done
Discussion
7 repliestook a walk out yesterday for some peace and quite
like every one else was wishing had stayed home when I got this on in the Veiwer.
Your C&C please
Techs:
D2x
600mm f4 + 1.4TC
200 ISO -3 EV
NI and CS3 for a bit of USM.
The tail is a bit tight - you'd be better cropping the tree with the bottom of the frame only in this case. Adding a bit more canvass to the left to bring it back into something like standard proportions and comp wise it would be perfect
But I've got to say it looks like either this is a real massive crop, or your processing has gone a bit 'wonky' mate.
Which is it?
Your posted image is only 45Kb in size, why have you done it at such a low quality setting - it's not doing your image any favours mate
Have to agree with Andy. Have another go at this and you will have a cracker. A shot that I can only dream of getting in my neck of the woods.
Regards
Rob
The crop is only around 30 to 40 of the original.
looks like I got the old problem again at ISO 200 should not have this prob?
So a repost?
Phillip.
Repost is a large improvment , I don't have a Peregrine shot of any sort so very well done
Regards
Andy...
Phillip.
Ps it does look a little strange as is not on canvas