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    Smile Green Bee Eater

    Green Bee Eater

    -Ve Couldn't get light on the eyes. Shot at morning 7:00 AM on a cloudy day. i was unaware how to get the catch light in such conditions

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    EXIF: Camera NIKON D5100
    Focal Length 300mm
    Shutter Speed 1/200 sec
    Aperture f/7.1
    ISO 400
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    Vamsi,
    Which software do you use to convert your images?

    I am fine with the composition. Regarding the catchlight, before approaching close to a bird, you have to first find out the direction of light. The way a hunter approaches its prey based on the direction of wind a photographer should also keep in mind the light direction.

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    Sabyasachi

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    Hi Sabyasachi,

    I use Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. This was shot as JPEG not as RAW.

    thanks for the inputs. Will keep in mind next time

    Thanks,
    Vamsi

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    Nice perch and good eye contact. With the sun behind you, the chances of getting the catch light is better. It is better to photograph in RAW as all the details are retained in the image. Also using only Lightroom is advisable as it is designed for photographers, the basic level adjustments and cloning of dust spots can be done in it. It is better to get things right in the field . Thanks for sharing
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    Mrudul Godbole

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    Thanks Mrudul for ur suggestions...

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