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First bird picture with Nikon D800
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First bird picture with Nikon D800
First go with new camera D800+ 24-70mm lens
Original photo
Edited photo from this photo.
Did you spot the bird in picture 1?
Bazza
Original photo
Edited photo from this photo.
Did you spot the bird in picture 1?
Bazza
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Hell's Bells Bazza that's some clarity and sharpness on heavy cropping. How much PP did you have to do. Yes I did spot it, now tell us which Warbler it is.
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I am suprised as well Richard, this D800 is turning out a better camera than I imagined.
All that was needed was to adjust the saturation -crop and very little sharpening. Not bad for hand held
The bird I believe to be a Reed Warbler.
RAW original was about 50mp which gives plenty to play with in editing. I had hoped I could crop quite drastically, one of the things I thought about when considering between the D600 and the D800, next try is with a sigma 70-200 f2.8 lens.
The "original" picture had to be resized and changed to jpeg for here,
Bazza
All that was needed was to adjust the saturation -crop and very little sharpening. Not bad for hand held
The bird I believe to be a Reed Warbler.
RAW original was about 50mp which gives plenty to play with in editing. I had hoped I could crop quite drastically, one of the things I thought about when considering between the D600 and the D800, next try is with a sigma 70-200 f2.8 lens.
The "original" picture had to be resized and changed to jpeg for here,
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Impressive crop, your bird is a Common whitethroat.