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Here are the new ones. I still may have a little bit of work, but overall I am getting the hang of it. Constructive criticism is alway appreciated......hell, even if it isn't constructive it'll probably help...lol.
A little too much backlight!!
Thanks for everything
Bob
it's crazy how adjusting the WB and providing the right light can make or break a pic. Good pics
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True Redtails
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Don't know how you did it but they look even better!!! What was causing the red before? Great pics anyway! Andy
Thanks Andy.
When I was taking them before I was using Reveal bulbs with no flash. That was throwing the white balance off. I found that if I only used the artificial light as a back light source and use the "cloudy" setting on the camera for the white balance it used less flash and fills in any darkspots. This is all done without adding any false shades of red or blue.
I think with a little more toying with my setup....not the camera but with the lights and stuff they could even get better.
Bob
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Delusions of Grandeur feed the EGO...
Nice to know what works with that camera. Tried Cloudy on mine and it over saturated, added a yellowish wash. Just shows you how different the Nikon cameras can be from each other.
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Delusions of Grandeur feed the EGO...
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