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Doves
Taken in low light conditions, so requiring an ISO of 1600 to get the high shutter speed. I found the Digital Noise Reduction tool pf Paint Shop Pro 9, to give a less 'plastic' image than Neat Image.
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Nigel Armes wrote:
> Mike, Well captured shot. At first glance it looks somewhat surreal and I thought you'd done
> some Photoshop on it! You've taken care of the graininess very well.
>
Thank you for your comments Nigel. This is as the camera took it, except for the processing, as stated.
It was very trying, standing in a load of doves trying to track them, they are even worse at composition than I am.
Mike.
Mike Babson at 20:35 CET on 27-Nov-2006 [Reply]