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Grey Heron Landing
Copyright ©2006, Fonzy -
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These birds are to darn big, it's hard to get them in the frame.
I had to follow the Heron while it whas decending, shot is made handhold and there fore IMO not 100% sharp..
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Folder: My Birds 2006
Uploaded: 26-Jan-2006 16:56 CET
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Camera: Olympus E1
Exposure time: 1/800
Aperture: 6.3
Focal length: 300mm
Lens: ZD300mm/2.8
Focusing method: Spot
ISO: 100
White balance: Auto
Flash: no
Image format: RAW
Processing applied: RAW to JPG- rezised and a little USM
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Image resized to: 680x1000

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Blue Heron Landing

So you go for Jurassic motif, huh? I think focus is just about ok, but the area above the neck does look as if the highlights are gone. You can fiddle with it if this is a RAW (I would), to bring out most of the detail. I would also add some warmer tones to this frame.

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Sergey Green at 19:20 CET on 26-Jan-2006 [Reply]

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Thanks Sergey for the advice, I will start and "fiddle" with it.;-)
It is shot in RAW , see what I can do to make it better.

regards,

PS
1-I am glad there are people on the MO site who take the time to analyse a picture.
2-They give critics and good advice .
3-Thanks to them we can learn and perhaps improve our skils.

Fonzy - at 22:02 CET on 26-Jan-2006 [Reply]

Blue Heron Landing

Hi Fons,

So so far you have tried this lens on few shots and you also have 1.4x + 50-200; how would you compare them against one another? The 300 will hardly give you any CA and colors should be just next to perfect, but is the difference (other than in price) significantly noticeable?

You have also tried the older OM lenses; is the digital glass much better than the old timers or is the gain only visible in focus and speed (other than price again)?
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Sergey Green at 17:15 CET on 27-Jan-2006 [Reply]

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Nice shot Fons, Regards...Ricardo

Ricardo Rico at 20:37 CET on 27-Jan-2006 [Reply]

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Thanks for the comment Ricardo.
I am glad you like it...;-)

Cheers,

Fonzy - at 21:49 CET on 27-Jan-2006 [Reply]

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Thanks Shelley for the comment.
The answer to Sergey is coming your way.....

Regards,

Fonzy - at 22:26 CET on 27-Jan-2006 [Reply]