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As you can see, the noise was completely eliminated.Ĭompare this screen capture with Image #1B and note that I eliminated the single white feather on the fledgling’s forehead using the Patch Tool and Content Aware Fill. Just for the heck of it, I reduced the Auto setting for Remove Noise from 8 to 2. Checking the Comparison View, I liked Standard a bit better than Low Light. I used DeNoise, now called Standard, with a twist. Image #1D: Topaz DeNoise screen capture for the Tricolored Heron - fledged chick just of the nest - begging imageĪs with almost every image I process, this image was run through Topaz DeNoise AI as the first step after being converted. You will meet that handsome bird here at some point.Ĭlick on the screen capture to see a larger version. See more on that in the RawDigger screen capture below.Īs for me, I am glad that I pushed the shutter button pretty much instantly! And I wound up getting my best stuff ever on a just fledged Little Blue Heron that landed on the same rock and posed for me for ten minutes. In addition, there was a small white patch of over-exposed feathers as I followed my own oft-given advice: push the button now so that you do not miss the shot.
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You can see the full frame original in the AF point screen capture below. I acquired focus and made about four images in less than a second knowing that the bird was not gonna stay long. They had all disappeared when this fresher bird, looking as if it had just left the nest, landed on a rock right in front of me and began begging to be fed. On my last visit, as many as three fledgling Tricolored Herons stood on the fence for much of the afternoon. Image #1: Tricolored Heron - fledged chick just of the nest - beggingĪt the south end of this small rookery, there are some rocks and a fence that extends into the water to keep folks out of the abutting neighbor’s backyard. Click on the image to see a larger version. Wide/AF-C was active at the moment of exposure performed almost perfectly.
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Exposure determined via Zebras with ISO on the rear dial: 1/640 sec. Standing at full height, I used the Induro GIT 304L/ Levered-Clamp FlexShooter Pro-mounted Sony FE 600mm f/4 GM OSS lens and The One, the Sony Alpha 1 Mirrorless digital camera. This image was created on 3 June 2021 at a fabulous rookery in north Tampa. If you have been photographing the Least Tern colony at Estero Lagoon and would like to share info with me, please LMK via e-mail. And doing so always earns my great appreciation.
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Please remember also to use my B&H affiliate links or to save 3% at Bedfords by using the BIRDSASART discount code at checkout. Please remember that if an item - a Delkin flash card, or a tripod head - for example, that is available from B&H and/or Bedfords and is also available in the BAA Online Store, it would be great if you opt to purchase from us. This blog post took about an hour to prepare, and makes 162 consecutive days with a new one. Wherever you are, and whatever you are doing, I hope that you have a great day. The forecast for ILE is for partly cloudy with a very light breeze from the east-southeast. So far, the only birds to land on it have been Boat-tailed Grackles. I have been checking the new The Perch once or twice a day when I have been home. Have I mentioned that summer has come to Central Florida with a vengeance - hazy, hot, and humid is now the norm. I will be sharing some more of Clemens fabulous R5 images with y’all here soon. We photographed the two now pretty large colts early, and then found and photographed the two now pretty large chicks. All of the crane families are doing quite well. And despite the fact that there is rarely an adult sitting on that nest. The pretty nest with two eggs has survived so far despite some fairly heavy rains. You could see from the South Peninsula that one of the adults was always sitting on that nest. The stilt nest with four eggs was predated. It dawned totally foggy, but the sun broke through quickly. Clemens Van der Werf and I went down to the lake early.