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rahil

leopard and Langoor





uncle aj

Very good Rahil but when you post a picture, could you tell us a bit about it and what you would like to know, if anything.  

One criticism regarding the leopard would be I think you have over sharpened it.  You can usually tell this by the halo effect around the body of the leopard.  e.g. It looks a bit like it's a cut and paste job.   but I'm being over critical.  
rahil

thanks

yeah i have oversharpened it. but how is the result of the lense? 50 -500 mm i shot with.
uncle aj

Re: thanks

rahil wrote:
yeah i have oversharpened it. but how is the result of the lense? 50 -500 mm i shot with.

It doesn't look too bad at the size in your post.  Do you know at what focal length the shot was taken? e.g. what point between 50 and 500mm and was it hand held or on a tripod?
rahil

hi

This shot was taken at 400mm and on a tripod.
uncle aj

Re: hi

rahil wrote:
This shot was taken at 400mm and on a tripod.


That's the best way to get steady shots.  I'd be using hand-held and would probably get camera shake.  Maybe I can learn from you.  
Tardis

I'd be using hand-held and would probably get camera shake.

Is that from fear or beer AJ?  
uncle aj

Tardis wrote:
I'd be using hand-held and would probably get camera shake.

Is that from fear or beer AJ?  


Possibly both.  
rahil

ha ha ha ... it should be the other way round. I should learn from you alot.


i need some information on shooting birds in eastern province. can you provide some tips as where i can find them.
uncle aj

rahil wrote:
ha ha ha ... it should be the other way round. I should learn from you alot.


i need some information on shooting birds in eastern province. can you provide some tips as where i can find them.


One good spot I've used a few times, especially for birds in flight, is by the Fishing Port at the bottom of the Corniche Road.  There's a piece of land that juts out into the sea and at the end is a sewage outflow.  This attracts lots of gulls and cormorants and the occasional fisherman.  I find it very uncomfortable taking pictures around Khobar as some people don't like to see you with cameras.  If I can, I go over to Bahrain where they are much more sympathetic.  
rahil

yes very true, most the people object when they see camera in hand. God knows when this will change.

BTW thanks for your tips.

Looking forward to see you personally some time after your vacation

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