Thanks Bruce.
Not much to adjust in the Raw file. I played with WB and tint as the default
colour on the
fur seemed not
quite right, but i settled on a very minor tint adjustment to "brown" him a a
tad.
Curious. The head on shot said it bothered you. Can i ask in what way.
I was happy i got him to do this.Maybe its because most horse head shots are
done on this
angle.
Dave(next some otter shots)Brooks
> Dave,
>
> Lots to like here. The color, sharpness, background all work nicely.
> I'm not used to seeing a deer head on like this. At first it bothered
> me, but now it is becoming more comfortable after some viewing.
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Bruce
>
>
> Wednesday, July 6, 2005, 7:19:38 PM, you wrote:
>
> bcin> Hi Gang.
>
> bcin> Well Eric did not seem to impress, <g>so i'll go back to what works.
> GFM shots.LOL
>
> bcin> Taken on the Sunday, after the breakfast. This guy seemed to like to
> pose.
>
> bcin> http://photobucket.com/albums/v408/divad_b/?action=view¤t=deer_2.jpg
>
> bcin> istD with Sigma 300F4 and monopod. Just a very minor crop
> bcin> and slight tint adjustment in
> bcin> PSEL 3 Raw
> bcin> converter.
>
> bcin> Hope you like it and comments always welcome.
>
> bcin> Dave(poor gravey and buiscut
> bcin> pourer)Brooks
>
>
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