Posted by Payat Rittler on April 17, 2008 at 7:53 AM
Here's another picture of the bird I posted yesterday. I seemed quite happy with me getting as close as I did. Probably looking for hand-outs that I didn't have.
Posted by jack chapman on April 17, 2008 at 12:07 PM
very nice setting and bird, how much saturation did you use for this? as the colours seem a little odd
Posted by Mark Sisson on April 17, 2008 at 2:09 PM
Colours do look a little odd and it looks like it's a big crop or a bit oversharpened too.
Lovely setting and subject though.
Mark
Posted by Paul Inglis on April 17, 2008 at 6:14 PM
Hi Payat,
I really like this shot! The composition is very nice along with the pose of the subject! However I do think the post-processing of this image could be improved, especially since you shot it in RAW!
Check out this link on sharpening! I think Jim did a grand job when he wrote this!
Posted by Payat Rittler on April 18, 2008 at 12:26 AM
Hi guys,
Thanks for the comments. I'm not sure what happened with the colours. I think I may have hit Auto Level in PS when I meant to leave them alone. I also noticed that I left the in camera sharpening on too and then sharpened it again in PS. D'oh!!!
Paul, thanks for the links. They're going to be a big help.
Discussion
4 repliesFinePix s6500fd
Built-in 28-300mm Lens
1/320
f5.6
ISO200
66.7mm
Manual
RAW
Cheers,
Payat
Lovely setting and subject though.
Mark
I really like this shot! The composition is very nice along with the pose of the subject! However I do think the post-processing of this image could be improved, especially since you shot it in RAW!
Check out this link on sharpening! I think Jim did a grand job when he wrote this!
http://www.naturephotographers.net/articles0408/jd0408-1.html
and also this link about general processing;
http://www.naturephotographers.net/imagecritique/bbs.cgi?a=vm&mr=21913&CGISESSID=e6ea84e2576ab9bbf1e7184a4e6a45cd&u=29764
Thanks for the comments. I'm not sure what happened with the colours. I think I may have hit Auto Level in PS when I meant to leave them alone. I also noticed that I left the in camera sharpening on too and then sharpened it again in PS. D'oh!!!
Paul, thanks for the links. They're going to be a big help.
Payat