Post your birds (2)

[J-see]

Testing another sharpening approach to check if it diminished the fringe that really shows when scaled.

 

[TommysG]

A few from the backyard in the snow.

House Sparrow

Dark eyed Junco

another Sparrow

female Cardinal (missed part of her tail, oops)

White Throated Sparrow

 

[wev]

 

[wev]

A few from the backyard in the snow.

Excellent images

 

[J-see]

 

[Sandpatch]

Ducks in cold and sparkly water in western North Carolina, USA

 

[Alan]

Gadwall one of the ducks that hang around this area for the winter. They tend to go as far south as they need to find open water.

 

[Alan]

American Wigeon, another winter visitor.

 

[Alan]

Mute Swan

 

[Sandpatch]

Gosh, they're beautiful Alan - wonderful photographs. Thank you.

 

[Alan]

Gosh, they're beautiful Alan - wonderful photographs. Thank you.

Thanks. I really appreciate that. They were hard to get as I was on the wrong side of the lake on a sunny afternoon. But I had to be where the birds were.

 

[dh photography]

 

[dh photography]

 

[J-see]

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

A couple more of mine....

Pat in GA

 

[J-see]

I could use some help. I'm switching to the Mac and my shots are darker there than they are on my PC so one of both needs a brightness adjustment.

When you look at this shot, would you say the green is too dark, too light or just about right? Especially the more shaded part on the neck. I need some indication which of both needs a correction.



I adjusted the PC to the Mac and lowered it accordingly. This is the shot when adjusted to the new values.



For me the chest is light but I still see detail and the green did light up enough but isn't too bright. I have no idea what you guys see.

 

[paul04]

J-see, In the pictures, the top picture shows more detail,
and the background in the 1st picture is a lot better,

the second picture, the bird is a little to white, and the background looks to washed out., just about make out the blue.

 

[wev]

 

[wev]

 

[wev]