India - From my recent trip - a few more..
Feb 5, 2014 23:01:34 #
Another set of images.
Dalmation Pelican
Western Reef Heron
Lesser Flamingo
Feb 5, 2014 23:06:37 #
Feb 5, 2014 23:13:23 #
Feb 5, 2014 23:19:05 #
I know there are some that just hate this question but which camera did you take this set with?
Feb 5, 2014 23:21:15 #
Feb 6, 2014 00:19:57 #
Mike D. wrote:
I know there are some that just hate this question but which camera did you take this set with?
Hi Mike, the Pelican was taken with a D7100 and Nikkor 300 f4 with 1.4 TC attached.
The other two were with a D600 fitted with the Nikkor AFS 80~400 G VRII.
Hope that helps.
Feb 6, 2014 00:22:07 #
KlausK wrote:
Nice bird shots. Can you try bumping up the exposure a bit?
Thanks Klaus, the Flamingo is a late evening image, I believe that bumping up the exposure in PP might spoil the effect.
Feb 6, 2014 00:23:33 #
Indrajeet Singh wrote:
Thanks Klaus, the Flamingo is a late evening image, I believe that bumping up the exposure in PP might spoil the effect.
Just curious - these certainly are your images (not just the flamingo). Have you tried to print any of them?
Feb 6, 2014 00:26:30 #
KlausK wrote:
Just curious - these certainly are your images (not just the flamingo).
Don't understand what you mean, sounds like you believe that these images are not mine, please clarify.
Thanks
Feb 6, 2014 00:48:08 #
Indrajeet Singh wrote:
Don't understand what you mean, sounds like you believe that these images are not mine, please clarify.
Thanks
Thanks
What I mean is that "all" of the images are yours and nice, but all of them are under-exposed. IMHO
Let me know if I can post an example.
Feb 6, 2014 00:58:23 #
KlausK wrote:
What I mean is that "all" of the images are yours and nice, but all of them are under-exposed. IMHO
Thank you for the explain.
The Reef Heron is the only one shot in full light. I believe over exposing might destroy the detail I got from the low light conditions.
Sorry you find them under exposed.
Feb 6, 2014 01:05:17 #
Indrajeet Singh wrote:
Thank you for the explain.
The Reef Heron is the only one shot in full light. I believe over exposing might destroy the detail I got from the low light conditions.
Sorry you find them under exposed.
The Reef Heron is the only one shot in full light. I believe over exposing might destroy the detail I got from the low light conditions.
Sorry you find them under exposed.
This is not about "over-exposing" but rather "not under-exposing". Again - can I post an example? If you want to keep your images more moody and darker - it certainly is all right by me!
Feb 6, 2014 01:21:59 #
Thank you for your advice and offer.
I believe photography is a personal matter and in showing what you believe is the way you saw it. I am well versed with exposure and thank you for you suggestions.
I do look forward to seeing your posts too.
Best wishes.
I believe photography is a personal matter and in showing what you believe is the way you saw it. I am well versed with exposure and thank you for you suggestions.
I do look forward to seeing your posts too.
Best wishes.
Feb 6, 2014 01:29:32 #
Indrajeet Singh wrote:
Thank you for your advice and offer.
I believe photography is a personal matter and in showing what you believe is the way you saw it. I am well versed with exposure and thank you for you suggestions.
I do look forward to seeing your posts too.
Best wishes.
I believe photography is a personal matter and in showing what you believe is the way you saw it. I am well versed with exposure and thank you for you suggestions.
I do look forward to seeing your posts too.
Best wishes.
Best wishes to you, too.
I believe we all spend time on this web site to learn. I know that I do and it worked for me.
You posted "thumbnails" - so here is my suggestion of the heron in full daylight.
It is your choice: "Love it or list it!" (One of my wife's favorite tv shows) ...
Feb 6, 2014 01:45:01 #
KlausK wrote:
Best wishes to you, too.
I believe we all spend time on this web site to learn. I know that I do and it worked for me.
You posted "thumbnails" - so here is my suggestion of the heron in full daylight.
It is your choice: "Love it or list it!" (One of my wife's favorite tv shows) ...
I believe we all spend time on this web site to learn. I know that I do and it worked for me.
You posted "thumbnails" - so here is my suggestion of the heron in full daylight.
It is your choice: "Love it or list it!" (One of my wife's favorite tv shows) ...
Thanks Klaus, I have posted a screenshot of the image with the histogram FYI. I believe my exposure is spot on, based on how I am reading the histogram. The image you have posted is quite burned out, IMHO.
Thanks anyway.
I have learned a lot from the many forums I am active on too, including this one.
I would be happy to have your comments to the histogram reading.
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