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@hark Interesting. I find that shake reduction usually gives me strange, unnatural looking results. I use the high pass filter when things are a little unsharp and get very good results most of the time. Noise is a problem with both methods for me, though.

@adot45 on the original comparison was there any sharpening at all done to the before picture? Thanks for the comparison. If I get a computer with a more powerful graphics processor I am going to give Topaz a try.

All of my Muskrat pictures look like this. I wish I could get one out of water or doing something more interesting. :)

This young Tree Swallow hasn't been out of the nest for long, and is still asking mom and dad for food.

I'm thinking Rock Wren. Opinions?

This was taken at quite a distance, and is cropped quite a bit, but it came out sorta' okay. This Swainson's Hawk is making off with a kill, and a Red-winged Blackbird is in pursuit. I suspect the hawk might have grabbed a young blackbird.