Clark Fork River Lucky Ducky
Jan 12, 2015 16:26:46 #
This group of ducks was lucky enough to be caught on camera yesterday afternoon. Sigma 120-300mm zoom @300mm, ISO200, f/3.5 @1/1600 This lens has an f/2.8 ap. As we all know moving birds are hard to get but this one turned out OK I think. And your thoughts after viewing the enlargement ( DOWNLOAD)
Jan 12, 2015 16:43:16 #
Jan 12, 2015 16:58:37 #
ebbote wrote:
Very good capture Robin.
Thank you!! Headed out in a few minutes to try again. Hope you looked at the down load version
Jan 12, 2015 17:25:54 #
That's a great image. Everything is nice and sharp. Probably all you have to do in PP is get rid of the color luminance and your done!
Jan 12, 2015 17:28:44 #
Robin Poole wrote:
This group of ducks was lucky enough to be caught on camera yesterday afternoon. Sigma 120-300mm zoom @300mm, ISO200, f/3.5 @1/1600 This lens has an f/2.8 ap. As we all know moving birds are hard to get but this one turned out OK I think. And your thoughts after viewing the enlargement ( DOWNLOAD)
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Jan 12, 2015 19:05:04 #
That shot is pretty awesome Robin!! That looks like the formation the Marines use to bring back their fallen comrades.! I have seen it way to many times!
Erv
Erv
Jan 13, 2015 00:20:51 #
Fullframe wrote:
That's a great image. Everything is nice and sharp. Probably all you have to do in PP is get rid of the color luminance and your done!
THANKS FOR THE GREAT COMMENT. MUCH APPRECIATED. but WHAT is color Luminance??? and how is it applied or removed? Thanks for your help
Jan 13, 2015 00:22:29 #
Jan 13, 2015 00:26:14 #
Erv wrote:
That shot is pretty awesome Robin!! That looks like the formation the Marines use to bring back their fallen comrades.! I have seen it way to many times!
Erv
Erv
ERV, Always a pleasure to hear from you. Sorry the duck formation brought back sad service memories. Thanks for your service time on active duty
Jan 13, 2015 00:40:46 #
Robin Poole wrote:
THANKS FOR THE GREAT COMMENT. MUCH APPRECIATED. but WHAT is color Luminance??? and how is it applied or removed? Thanks for your help
In post processing, such as in lightroom, you can refine your picture and get rid of grain and color irregularities due to your specific camera's imaging characteristics and ability to handle higher ISO's.
Do you see in the wings and the backs of the ducks there are red/pink colors?...
they don't belong there and are the result of the particular camera/lens that is being used.
Jan 13, 2015 09:58:52 #
Fullframe wrote:
In post processing, such as in lightroom, you can refine your picture and get rid of grain and color irregularities due to your specific camera's imaging characteristics and ability to handle higher ISO's.
Do you see in the wings and the backs of the ducks there are red/pink colors?...
they don't belong there and are the result of the particular camera/lens that is being used.
Do you see in the wings and the backs of the ducks there are red/pink colors?...
they don't belong there and are the result of the particular camera/lens that is being used.
Fullframe, just to make sure we're on the same page, For PP do you use Lightroom and it was a program or something called Lminance that gets rid of the noise etc. I work with PSE9 and under filter there is a feature that gets rid of noise They don't have anything that says LUMINANCE. Must say you have a very sharp eye. Thanks much for your help and comments.
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