Post your Raptors
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In flight again light sucked today
Camera
NIKON D7100
Focal Length
500mm
Aperture
f/6.3
Exposure
1/1250s
ISO
1250
Decided you have to make your own sky
will remove it if you want 
Cool I've never got into the PP for doing that
salukfan111
Senior Member
Absolutely. I was a little dense and completely missed the question of what the falcon was.
Take a gander at the weird colored redtailed. That is not a gyr or a prairie falcon for sure right? It was so high up and the way it was flying/soaring the wings never really broadened out. I would like some help with that id. Thanks.
salukfan111
Senior Member
Around my house I saw quite a few juvie red shouldereds this September.Red Shouldered Hawk
Hard too tell but it could be a Krider's Red-Tailed Hawk
after looking at it again I think it's a Piebald red tail hawk
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This guy has a lot of very nice *free* tutorials...illustrations and images to go with the instructions, which my gray brain appreciates.
REPLACE THE SKY
How To Replace The Sky In A Photo With Photoshop
ENHANCE THE SKY
Enhancing The Sky In An Image With Photoshop
REPLACE THE SKY
How To Replace The Sky In A Photo With Photoshop
ENHANCE THE SKY
Enhancing The Sky In An Image With Photoshop
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Stoshowicz
Senior Member
I basically agree with Kevin on this bird, Its got the rectangular pale area typical of redtails on its wings and in several views the dark patagial markings are visible.
salukfan111
Senior Member
Here some from a birder trip. I was unprepared and brought a monopod for my camera (D7100 w/ 600mm f/5.6 and 1.6 tc ). I had the iso low and was getting shake (way over 1000mm effective focal length). It was a 3 mile hike so I left the 180mm f/2.8 in the car. Had I brought it the owl and redtail pics would have been perfect. The harrier was about 1000 yards off and I was shooting handheld so they are bad.
Stoshowicz
Senior Member
Thats why they have to ask,,, Whoo Whoo ?
