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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 843660" data-attributes="member: 50197">Here is a better image of the same subject. I had two other shots that included more on either side. I made a panorama of them, although it has very little wider aspect ratio than the normal 3:2.&nbsp; It does give a little more margin to the turtle on the left and gator on the right.[ATTACH=full]426753[/ATTACH]Speaking of merged images, this is one that I shot a 5 shot bracket at 1 stop increments. It was extremely difficult lighting. Under a canopy, with streaks of unfiltered sunlight falling on the owl some on white feathers. I made an HDR merge and the result was much superior to single shots with post editing to even out the lighting. The face isn't quite as sharp as I'd like, and the eyes are closed, so it's not a great shot, but I find the technique interesting, and will file it away for similar situations in the future.[ATTACH=full]426754[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 843660, member: 50197"] Here is a better image of the same subject. I had two other shots that included more on either side. I made a panorama of them, although it has very little wider aspect ratio than the normal 3:2. It does give a little more margin to the turtle on the left and gator on the right. [ATTACH type="full"]426753[/ATTACH] Speaking of merged images, this is one that I shot a 5 shot bracket at 1 stop increments. It was extremely difficult lighting. Under a canopy, with streaks of unfiltered sunlight falling on the owl some on white feathers. I made an HDR merge and the result was much superior to single shots with post editing to even out the lighting. The face isn't quite as sharp as I'd like, and the eyes are closed, so it's not a great shot, but I find the technique interesting, and will file it away for similar situations in the future. [ATTACH type="full"]426754[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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