NEAT IMAGE PHOTOSHOP ISO
If you look hard at the Before version you will note that the ISO 1600 noise is pretty well controlled, but that what little noise is present is eliminated without destroying the fine detail. I used Arash’s 1D X ISO 1600 noise reduction settings during the RAW conversion in DPP 4. You can see the grain disappear from the eye and from the feathers while retaining the detail as the GIF switches from Before to After. I let this animated GIF run for 3 seconds rather than the usual 2 so look carefully at the before and after images to see the gentle but effective NeatImage NR on the subject. I am sure that it is a sub-adult bird that is simply outside the lines of what is typically normal.
The brown and black plumage does not usually go with the red bill pouch. This bird is neat because of its strange plumage. Though that photo was one of the very first images that I made on what turned out to be 3 1/2+ week trip, it was my favorite San Diego photo by far. I made this image on the day that I created the featured image in the blog post here. In life, the bird was very dark brown, even close to black in spots. I have never seen a pelican with plumage quite like this. Pacific race of Brown Pelican with strange sub-adult plumage Click here to see the latest version of the Rear Focus Tutorial. Should have been five up… AF was active at the moment of exposure. I selected the AF point that was four up from the center AF point and used AI Servo Expand/Rear Focus AF as framed. Color temperature 7500K.įill flash at -2 stops with the Canon Speedlite 600EX-RT, the Canon OC-E3 Off Camera Shoe Cord, the Canon CP-E4 Compact Battery Pack, the Mongoose Integrated Flash Arm, and a Better Beamer. Evaluative metering +1 2/3 stops: 1/60 sec. This image was created on the rainy afternoon of Friday, Maat La Jolla, CA with the Induro GIT 304L/ Mongoose M3.6-mounted Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS II USM lens, the Canon Extender EF 1.4X III, and the mega mega-pixel Canon EOS 5DS R. Please remember that if you are shopping for items that we carry in the BAA Online Store (as noted in red at the close of this post below) we would appreciate your business. Your doing so is always greatly appreciated. For best results use one of our many product-specific links after clicking on one of those you can continue shopping with all subsequent purchases invisibly tracked to BAA. As always-–and folks have been doing a really great job recently–-please remember to use our B&H links for your major gear purchases. As I will be making the trip to Namibia on April 11, this streak will likely come to an end soon. Today’s blog post marks 157 days in a row with a new educational blog post.
The new guide will be announced on Tuesday. All packed and in the limo on the way to the airport hotel.
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