Help with Eagles
May 12, 2012 19:30:18 #
overthemoon
Loc: Wisconsin
Want to know if you see noice in these photos and if so does photoshop of noice reduction
I had my iso up to high for how much sun there was. canon 60d sigma 150 500 maybe a focus thing as well.
I had my iso up to high for how much sun there was. canon 60d sigma 150 500 maybe a focus thing as well.
May 12, 2012 21:11:30 #
I don't detect too much noise. But the focus on the first 2 is off a tad. The last one is quite sharp, although a little on the light side. Still great.
May 12, 2012 21:23:22 #
overthemoon wrote:
Want to know if you see noice in these photos and if so does photoshop of noice reduction
I had my iso up to high for how much sun there was. canon 60d sigma 150 500 maybe a focus thing as well.
I had my iso up to high for how much sun there was. canon 60d sigma 150 500 maybe a focus thing as well.
I think they are very good. I am struggling with my 150 - 500 as well. Keep at it.
May 12, 2012 22:23:37 #
overthemoon
Loc: Wisconsin
belwj wrote:
I think they are very good. I am struggling with my 150 - 500 as well. Keep at it.
overthemoon wrote:
Want to know if you see noice in these photos and if so does photoshop of noice reduction
I had my iso up to high for how much sun there was. canon 60d sigma 150 500 maybe a focus thing as well.
I had my iso up to high for how much sun there was. canon 60d sigma 150 500 maybe a focus thing as well.
I think they are very good. I am struggling with my 150 - 500 as well. Keep at it.
I usually get great shots with the 150 500 but on these shots I was on a moving touring boat I didn't have a lot of time to make myself stable before the rest of the people got in my way to take a shot. The 3 photo I can darken maybe I can sharpen the other two
May 12, 2012 22:54:17 #
I think they are all a bit soft. If you processed to reduce the noise that generally makes the photo even softer. I've found that the two best noise reduction programs (for me at least) are Lightroom and Noise Ninja.
Larry
Larry
May 12, 2012 23:02:00 #
overthemoon
Loc: Wisconsin
treadwl wrote:
I think they are all a bit soft. If you processed to reduce the noise that generally makes the photo even softer. I've found that the two best noise reduction programs (for me at least) are Lightroom and Noise Ninja.
Larry
Larry
Thanks I will look them up
May 13, 2012 19:12:57 #
I am so green with envy, had an eagle in a tree in our paddock one day. Once in a life time shot and I did not have a zoom to capture it. My photos came out all fuzzy deleted the lot. They sorta looked like ducks.
May 13, 2012 19:26:15 #
overthemoon wrote:
Want to know if you see noice in these photos and if so does photoshop of noice reduction
I had my iso up to high for how much sun there was. canon 60d sigma 150 500 maybe a focus thing as well.
I had my iso up to high for how much sun there was. canon 60d sigma 150 500 maybe a focus thing as well.
Number 3 looks good to me. Maybe a little soft but who cares . You should be proud.
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