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Red whiskered bulbul
Ganpatipule, Maharashtra
Shooting Mode Auto
Tv (Shutter Speed) 1/640
Av (Aperture Value) 5.7
ISO Speed 80(Auto)
This was one of the first shots i took with my Canon SX 10 , had forgotten to post it...
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Hi Abhishek,
I would suggest a crop so the bulbul is not centred in the frame. Still further I feel it needs a bit of brightness / opening up of the blacks.
Apana
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Apana,
Increasing brightness, i observed, makes the throat look overexposed. So i increased contrast instead. Also cropped it. Tell me if it's better. Can't help a slight decrease in sharpness, tried everything in photoshop. Thanks for the tips.
Last edited by Abhishek Jamalabad; 13-05-2009 at 05:36 PM.
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Previous pic was bit good than new (cropped).
Noise and blur is more visible around barks.
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Do you have the RAW file? And what is the original file size? You could try using the Shadow-Highlight tool to just open the shadows.
Apana
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Hi Apana,
He has taken photo with Canon SX10 IS, which doesn't support RAW.
Though he may share original JPEG file.
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Is shadow highlight a feature in photoshop? Where is it located? I just started using it, so I dont know much...
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Hi Abhishek,
It is available on the later versions, from CS3 if I am not mistaken. It is available through Image > Adjustments > Shadow Highlight. I don't have PS on this system but I generally hit Alt + I + A + W.
Apana
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Apana it's not there... I'm using v. 7.0
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