Maybe it partly has to do with the eye surgery I had this week but I cannot make out what that is below the owl. Will someone enlighten me? Thanks.
Has anyone ever heard definitively what might have happened to Searcher?
Congratulations from Texas, Frank 👍🏽
jgreg wrote:
Not much I did enhance the darks a tad and the contrast a tad. it's basically right out of the camera as jpeg. The bounce flash helped with the front of every body and it was a real dark ceiling where I bounced it from so I think it didn't get a whole lot of light. I used the EL-5 flash on manual at quarter power I think and I think Iso 5000. I got real lucky with this shot and I'm glad you like it like I do.
Excellent work. Thanks for sharing with us.
Fantastic image! 👍🏽
Did you do any special processing to accentuate that great lighting?
I’m impressed.
Love this photo. My older brother had a red one with the 318 ci engine. It was an amazing vehicle. I think it was Motor Trend’s Car of the Year for 1965.
I know this post is reviving an old thread but it seems appropriate since my search for ibird produced this single thread. Years ago I purchased the iBird Pro app for my iPad and another purchase for my iPhone … around $20 each. It has been quite a while since I tried opening it but this morning I did … only to find that it appears to now require a monthly paid subscription. Can anyone confirm this or am I missing something?
Yesterday there was a herd across the road from the golf course in Estes Park. (Near the Safeway)
I’ve been blessed with the ability to own about 30 bodies and 60 lenses over the past 18 years. I used mainly Canon for many years before switching to Sony Mirrorless. I still have some Canon gear DSLR gear.
I have been drooling for Sony to come out with a lens like the Canon RF 28-70 f/2L. It’s not cheap though. If you can afford it, it’s worth researching.
John Matthews wrote:
Not a specific idea but sensor/algorithm issue.
My godson is from Micronesia so relatively dark skin. I had a canon camera that without fail would render his face a pale disc each and every time. The camera always had the correct skin tone for the rest of him. A few years ago one of the computer companies had an issue with laptop web cams that could not
render people of African heritage correctly or sometimes not at all.
WOW, that’s another weird camera issue - and even more disturbing!
Do any of you have an explanation?
I’ve photographed the paintings of several artists for them to use digital images of their work for prints, websites, and book publishing.
I had a job a few years ago when I encountered a situation that I still don’t understand. This was on two of the paintings. Both of them were of deer and the antlers were painted in gold as the last paint added. These gold painted antlers were clearly visible both to the naked eye and on phone photos. However, when I photographed these with my Sony a7Riii, my camera ignored that paint and picked up the underlying paint color. I think the paint was some kind of translucent paint.
I’ve cropped the original photo in the two attachments to protect the artists creative work.
Hi Tom, You may not have read, or even realize, you have a private message from me here on UHH.
Sunsetpar, Check your private messages for a message from me.
In the early 1960s, my grandmother gave me this 1865 two-cent coin that her father gave to her.