Re: A couple of bird pics

I’ll just wait for better weather and shoot some new ones. Maybe tomorrow. :-) Paul > On Feb 18, 2018, at 8:01 PM, John wrote: > > The noise only seems to show up on the OOF background. Don't know what you > can do about the Cardinal, but the little Woodpecker you

Re: A couple of bird pics

On 2/18/2018 17:43, Larry Colen wrote: So even with a broken arm you can still get better bird photos than most of us. I wonder how well I can do with a broken ego. Larry, I don't think we could break your ego with a sledge hammer. -- Science - Questions we may never find answers for.

Re: A couple of bird pics

The noise only seems to show up on the OOF background. Don't know what you can do about the Cardinal, but the little Woodpecker you might be able to apply a Gaussian Blur to the green parts on either side of the tree and effectively hide the noise. IF the noise bothers you. On 2/18/2018

Re: A couple of bird pics

Paul Stenquist wrote: I’m healing, although it’s still hard to move my left arm. But I ventured out on the deck to try to shoot some birds. From the distance I had to use the A2X-S converter with the DFA 150-450 to get a focal length of 900 mm. Noisy given the cloud cover and loss of stops

Re: A couple of bird pics

Good for you, Paul! Nice images! Hope you get back to pain free very soon! J Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 18, 2018, at 2:03 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote: > > I’m healing, although it’s still hard to move my left arm. But I ventured out > on the deck to try to shoot some

A couple of bird pics

I’m healing, although it’s still hard to move my left arm. But I ventured out on the deck to try to shoot some birds. From the distance I had to use the A2X-S converter with the DFA 150-450 to get a focal length of 900 mm. Noisy given the cloud cover and loss of stops with the converter, but