Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

[Dave61]

Taken with the 70D and 150-600mm full zoom hand held and at 5,000 iso. Plus I have treated my self to some of the Topaz plugins and love them. On the Blue Tit shot all I used was Topaz Denoise and Detail.


Watching the fence by David Ore, on Flickr

[Lepus]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

That`s very impressive for that iso , well done .

[Dave61]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

That`s very impressive for that iso , well done .

Thanks Fallow, got to say I am quite chuffed with it

[ST-EOS]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

Plenty of detail in the feathers, well done.

[StanEastwood]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

Nice and clear. Well done.

Stan(II)

[Dave61]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

Plenty of detail in the feathers, well done.

Thank you Peter, one of the Topaz plugins I have is Detail but I have to be careful using it, as can go ott

[Dave61]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

Nice and clear. Well done.

Stan(II)

Thank you Stan

[Stan]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

very good and no sign of noise

Stan

[Tigger]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

impressive work

[Dave61]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

very good and no sign of noise

Stan

impressive work

Thank you both, got to say I am loving my Topaz plugins

[lighthouse]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

Very impressive.

[Dave61]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

Very impressive.

Thank you for looking, when I ran it through Topaz Denoise I thought I`d not get the detail back, then just tried the Detail and was happy with it

[pelliott1954]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

That's a cracking shot for 5000, Topaz has really done the trick, good catch

Regards Paul

[the black fox]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

Nice shot ,with noise reduction you really have to layer the subject ,and just apply noise reduction to the background layer only ,then sharpen just the subject layer .this will in effect give your shots the oophm that they need

[Dave61]

Re: Blue Tit at 5,000 ISO

That's a cracking shot for 5000, Topaz has really done the trick, good catch

Regards Paul

Nice shot ,with noise reduction you really have to layer the subject ,and just apply noise reduction to the background layer only ,then sharpen just the subject layer .this will in effect give your shots the oophm that they need

Thank you both, at the moment I am just trying to learn with PS Layers, so this was more a test using Topaz Denoise and Detail, as a while ago I had to fix my laptop and lost all my editing software, my Imagenomic would not go back on at all so got the Topaz plugins.