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| Gene Healy 2006-05-11, 10:54 pm |
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I have a number of shots of birds that I took this past Sunday at a
local Regional Park. For the most part the pictures were taken using
a teleconverter lens (Olympus TCON-17) giving me the equivalent of
910mm. (I love my Panny <Big Grin> ) Drawback is there is an increase
in CA under certain lighting conditions.
Post processing for the most part was cropping to 8X10, some histogram
adjustments, clarify and some USM (most at 1/2 strength)
There are 10 images with most files at ~105K and the largest at ~150K.
So if you're on dail-up and have no burning interest to view them you
can skip over any post from me titled Bird ID #x
Regards,
-- Gene
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Comments, critiques, and suggestions are always
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All post processing done in Paintshop Pro v9.01
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My photo galleries are at http://ghealy.smugmug.com
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| Gene Healy 2006-05-11, 10:54 pm |
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On Thu, 11 May 2006 21:40:37 -0400, Gene Healy
<healysmg@remove.this.hotmail.com> wrote:
Sorry posted to the wrong group.
Regards,
-- Gene
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Comments, critiques, and suggestions are always
welcomed and encouraged.
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All post processing done in Paintshop Pro v9.01
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My photo galleries are at http://ghealy.smugmug.com
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