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<blockquote data-quote="mathjak107" data-source="post: 823784" data-attributes="member: 53547">well if i tell you , i will have to …..&nbsp; ha hafirst i crop the way i want excluding anything not adding to the photo .then i let topaz denoise clean it up .a repopulation with topaz gigapixel. gets me back to a decent resolution.then i usually use a software program which&nbsp; is pretty old called LUCIS ART .back in the days it sold for 600 bucks and it was a program that enhanced detail in a way no other&nbsp; program did .they eventually sold the software to a medical firm and today it’s thousands and it’s used to enhance x-ray detail .i bought it more than a decade ago when they were closing for 99 bucks .sfter a quick pass in LUCIS&nbsp; i adjust colors , back ground and sharpen in lightroom and photoshop.i actually can do all that in 2 -3 minutes.typically i use my 70-200mm f2.8 z lens … but since my wife and i both&nbsp; shoot and recently both bought&nbsp; the nikon 28-400mm for travel ,&nbsp; i wanted to compare how it would work out at the zoo which tends to be lower light areas .she took my 70-200 and i took the 28-400 which past 200 is a f8 lens .my isos were super high .&nbsp; hers were a fraction , so while still at the zoo i had to order her a nikon 70-200 f2.8 z lens from b&amp;h for a few thousand dollars .talk about a costly day at the zoo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mathjak107, post: 823784, member: 53547"] well if i tell you , i will have to ….. ha ha first i crop the way i want excluding anything not adding to the photo . then i let topaz denoise clean it up . a repopulation with topaz gigapixel. gets me back to a decent resolution. then i usually use a software program which is pretty old called LUCIS ART . back in the days it sold for 600 bucks and it was a program that enhanced detail in a way no other program did . they eventually sold the software to a medical firm and today it’s thousands and it’s used to enhance x-ray detail . i bought it more than a decade ago when they were closing for 99 bucks . sfter a quick pass in LUCIS i adjust colors , back ground and sharpen in lightroom and photoshop. i actually can do all that in 2 -3 minutes. typically i use my 70-200mm f2.8 z lens … but since my wife and i both shoot and recently both bought the nikon 28-400mm for travel , i wanted to compare how it would work out at the zoo which tends to be lower light areas . she took my 70-200 and i took the 28-400 which past 200 is a f8 lens . my isos were super high . hers were a fraction , so while still at the zoo i had to order her a nikon 70-200 f2.8 z lens from b&h for a few thousand dollars . talk about a costly day at the zoo [/QUOTE]

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