Just a Starling: I would have preferred a smoother background of say a beige colour - What do you think? By the by the way I have discovered the name of previous owner of the camera...

prcb1949 Loc: Ex Zimbabwe - Now UK

I would have preferred a smoother background of say a beige colour - What do you think? By the by the way I have discovered the name of previous owner of the camera (D500 ) appears on the data - how do I get rid of that without editing each individual shot?

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lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

prcb1949 wrote:

I would have preferred a smoother background of say a beige colour - What do you think? By the by the way I have discovered the name of previous owner of the camera (D500 ) appears on the data - how do I get rid of that without editing each individual shot?

I agree with you. I don't know your camera for your question. But there is a way to do that. I know how to do it on my cameras (Pentax & Fuji).

prcb1949 Loc: Ex Zimbabwe - Now UK

lamiaceae wrote:

I agree with you. I don't know your camera for your question. But there is a way to do that. I know how to do it on my cameras (Pentax & Fuji).

Nikon D500

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Beautiful shot! You can change the background in post processing.

prcb1949 Loc: Ex Zimbabwe - Now UK

UTMike wrote:

Beautiful shot! You can change the background in post processing.

Thanks Mike I only have windows 10 editor not sure How I would do that - not at all very good at PP🥴

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

prcb1949 wrote:

Nikon D500

Yes, I understood what camera you had immediately, but I do not know its menus to help you. I am surprised a Nikon D500 did not explain it too you. Call Nikon on the phone and/or look in the owners manual. If you don't have a paper one you can get it on line from the Nikon Web site.

Actually I can think of a way to fix your wild background but yes it involves using PP programs. Easiest would be to select the background area around the bird and desaturate the colors a bit and add gaussian blur. I know, you don't know what that means.

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

prcb1949 wrote:

I would have preferred a smoother background of say a beige colour - What do you think? By the by the way I have discovered the name of previous owner of the camera (D500 ) appears on the data - how do I get rid of that without editing each individual shot?

Nice shot.

prcb1949 Loc: Ex Zimbabwe - Now UK

lamiaceae wrote:

Yes, I understood what camera you had immediately,... (show quote)

Thanks for your advice and what I don’t know I’ll get someone to explain👍🤣

prcb1949 Loc: Ex Zimbabwe - Now UK

J-SPEIGHT wrote:

Nice shot.

Thanks bud!

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

prcb1949 wrote:

I would have preferred a smoother background of say a beige colour - What do you think? By the by the way I have discovered the name of previous owner of the camera (D500 ) appears on the data - how do I get rid of that without editing each individual shot?

An absolutely gorgeous composition and an incredible beauty for a model 🔟🔟🖤🔟🔟

topcat Loc: Alameda, CA

Nice.
Go to your start-up menus and change the name in Copyright info.