King of the hill......
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I do like these in terms of framing and exposure - but they look really over-sharpened to me tbh.
Thanks for your comment, it's appreciated.
Actually they are barely sharpened at all. My Nikon d800e along with my 400mm afs E f2.8 make a combination which captures ridiculous levels of detail, and the image quality is such
that it's almost as if they were taken with me stood right next to the subject.
Just out of curiosity, which type/size of monitor are you viewing with?
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It is a 19inch Dell - pretty old model.
The only thing I can think is that your monitor may have contrast turned up quite high, which may emphasise the sharpened appearance.
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Colour one for me, Tony.
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Colour for me too, not a fan of B&W wildlife though
Love his relaxed attitude staring into the distance
They don't look over sharp to me either, but then my Nikon is the same, rarely have to do much to pictures
unless it's an operator fault
Love his relaxed attitude staring into the distance
They don't look over sharp to me either, but then my Nikon is the same, rarely have to do much to pictures
unless it's an operator fault
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I am back on a different computer and I think you must be right re the monitor as they look fine on this one! Thank you for the tip - I will have a look at the contrast on the other one.
Thanks a bunch.Very nice, really taken advantage of their open enclosure there
It is the best facility of it's type I've ever encountered, I like how they put the animals first and yes I will be going back.
Saw victor the polar bear, jesus he's a monster, lol.
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Colour for me too. You've captured the look of a contented, well fed-lion keeping an eye out for another lost Tour de Yorkshire cyclist. He really is in great condition compared with the mangy manes of the lions in Africa.
The detail is incredible though I find the dark patch to the left slightly distracting.
The detail is incredible though I find the dark patch to the left slightly distracting.
