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the black fox

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bullfinch

26-04-2015, 14:13

spent the morning meeting up with someone that wanted to try out my lens against his tamron ,interesting results suffice to say i'm glad i have what i have . anyway a bullfinch close up hand held at 600mm and 1/320th sec shutter speed

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26-04-2015, 14:55

Re: bullfinch

Super detail Jeff. I reckon a selection around the eye and a levels layer would bring some more detail of the iris

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26-04-2015, 15:06

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bit hard at the moment got a dog curled up across my chest and shoulder ,will try later typing one fingered LOL
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26-04-2015, 20:52

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Superb shot Jeff.

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26-04-2015, 23:48

Re: bullfinch

Cracking shot, love the detail and colour

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27-04-2015, 10:00

Re: bullfinch

Superb Jeff

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27-04-2015, 10:47

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Excellent shot Jeff. Wonder how you manage to hand hold that beast of a lens. Well done.

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27-04-2015, 10:59

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Great image, always difficult with birds with black caps as the eye is often hard to show.

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