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    Quote Originally Posted by Bibhav Behera View Post
    Nice scene. The stare is nice and the light on the face looks lovely. It looks a bit too contrasty to my taste, maybe reducing the contrast a little and opening up the shadows a tad might make this even better.

    Thanks for sharing.
    Wow! Happy that this tiger post/so called contrast issue could make our members wake up and comment.

    Murugan and Bibhav,

    I hardly change the overall feel of the situation. The scene was pretty dark in patches and was getting bright as the Sun was filtering through the branches. The scene was changing as the tiger was moving between shadow and partially lit areas.

    No change in colour temperature, so you can know the scene. No changes in black point. Medium contrast. Shadows pulled up by +7. Highlights pulled up a bit as well.

    Can you find clipping of blacks?

    Sabyasachi

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabyasachi Patra View Post
    Can you find clipping of blacks?

    Sabyasachi
    Dear Sabyasachi,
    No blacks are clipped in this image. As a person who wasn't there at the spot to know the light and setting, I felt it looked a bit contrasty to my taste.
    Last edited by Bibhav Behera; 24-03-2012 at 01:46 PM. Reason: grammar
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    Bhai Bibhav,
    The wordings like 'to my taste' are very strong .They hurt us also.We may refrain from such usage.
    Kind regards,
    SaktiWid
    Last edited by Saktipada Panigrahi; 25-03-2012 at 02:52 PM.

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