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Z9 800/6.3
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Great photo and a beautiful bird. 800 - oh my I am green.
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Neat bird, very nice shot
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Many thanks Sir Winston and Ira, appreciate your comments. !!
I didn't know what to expect......but what a treat!!!! Such an interesting bird! Love the colors and his white "come hither" feathers!
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Many thanks Karen, a great bird to shoot, especially when the sun is shining.
Here is the rear view.
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Ooooh! I like this one, too! I would REALLY like to plan a trip to Australia/NZ for site seeing and birding. Trouble is convincing hubby to put up with the long flights!
Do you use any noise reduction? I think just a bit of NR would improve the images a lot.
Do you use any noise reduction? I think just a bit of NR would improve the images a lot.
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Hi Karen, you are correct, I do need a little kick up the rear when it comes to PP. My computers are fairly ancient , and PP seems to take an age !!
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Your images are so well captured, they beg for just a little PP...... I would be proud to have created these images.
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After a good nudge from Karen !!
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These are all excellent. The second and third really display all of the colors, feather detail, parson's collar, etc. Really well done.
The tui has been my nemesis when we've traveled to NZ. I've shot dozens of frames of them but there's always something. Backlit, too dark, too high in tree, etc, etc.
The tui has been my nemesis when we've traveled to NZ. I've shot dozens of frames of them but there's always something. Backlit, too dark, too high in tree, etc, etc.
ChrisSinSeattle
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Interesting looking bird, nicely done
Chris S.
Chris S.
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Thanks Dan, They can be very frustrating, I am lucky enough to have a large Flowering Cherry in the garden (yard !) which attracts dozens . But still had many fruitless days.
I'm looking forward to having another session or 4 in August with the 800. !
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Many thanks, good of you to comment !!
StefanSC
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The first two shots have a lot of potential but they are asking for just 5 minutes of PP to push them over the edge...
Try using something like DXO Pure RAW or Adobe's new AI Denoise on them and perhaps the subject detection feature to spruce up the birds.
Try using something like DXO Pure RAW or Adobe's new AI Denoise on them and perhaps the subject detection feature to spruce up the birds.
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Many thanks for your advice Stephan. I should try to up-skill my PP.
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So lovely to see these Stumpy, and brings back fond memories of a happy few months doing a sabbatical in Auckland and visiting Tiri Tiri Matangi and many lovely places on N and S Island
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Thanks Bruce, I still haven't been to Tiri Tiri Matangi, I'll have to get it organized.
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Very florescent look, super
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Well worth it - classic NZ birds, no possums and beautiful trip out
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That's a pretty bird, very nice!
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Gorgeous! Nicely done. I really should have grabbed the 800 when it was available to me 
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Thankyou George and Steven. Steven the 800 is a step up from my 500pf , but understand that the 600tc will be the" bees knees "!! Worth the wait !!Gorgeous! Nicely done. I really should have grabbed the 800 when it was available to me
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Thanks for keeping me focussed