In-flight meal.
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wow! what's this bird called?
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Beautiful Red Kite shot. Gigrin Farm is the best place for these.
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That is fantastic.
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Beautiful capture
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Stunning shot with a superb clean background.
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what a truly stunning bird the Red Kite is
Brilliant shot- I love it
Les
Brilliant shot- I love it
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This is a stunning looking bird in a stunning pose....Well exposed and captured..
I guess I am wondering what pp was done to this shot, the bokeh looks so creamy and the bird is so sharp it almost looks like its a cut and paste ?
I see a few shots like this that I cannot achieve out of camera....
I guess I am wondering what pp was done to this shot, the bokeh looks so creamy and the bird is so sharp it almost looks like its a cut and paste ?
I see a few shots like this that I cannot achieve out of camera....
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BOB! sorry couldnt resist
Great shot, crisp & clear throughout, great powerful animal to.
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Nothing special really, colour balance and exposure adjustments in raw, cropped and sharpened in PSE7. Canon 50D + Sigma 500 4.5 - 1/800; f5.0; iso1600. Thanks for commenting!
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Lovely shot Rhod,
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definately a winner this one of best kite shots ive seen rhod
regards ian
regards ian
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Thanks for responding....
It really is a cracker
What sharpening method did you use?
Hi Martin
I used the default settings in Adobe camera raw and after resizing for the forum duplicated the background layer and used Enhance - Adjust Sharpness - Amount = 100% - Radius 0.3-0.6 (can't remember exactly
) - Remove Guassian blur and selected More Refined. Then used the Eraser tool to remove the effect from the background. HTH.Thanks again for looking guys