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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blacktop" data-source="post: 554322" data-attributes="member: 22693">I don't like to crop much, but shooting wildlife there really isn't a way around it unless you're shooting in a zoo. How much cropping can one get away with and still present a quality image depends partly on the equipment and more importantly good shooting technique.The sharper and with the least amount of noise one can get the image to start with, the more room one has to crop. I prefer not to crop  more than 50%, but like I said above it depends on how the original shot was taken. For landscapes and such, where getting close is not a problem I usually just crop very little where needed for composition, leveling and fixing distortion in some cases where I was being lazy to start with.</blockquote>