These were all taken in JPG (medium quality). I'm hoping to back down this afternoon and take some shots in RAW.
This one was a little bit darkish but a contrast adjustment has brought the colours up a tad better:
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Botanic Images Pt2
A few more from yesterday's shoot at the Coffs Hbr Regional Botanic Gardens. The 70-200 F4 L lens is not a macro, just a very sharp zoom, but I have found that it's a good idea to utilise a tripod even in daylight.
These were all taken in JPG (medium quality). I'm hoping to back down this afternoon and take some shots in RAW.
This one was a little bit darkish but a contrast adjustment has brought the colours up a tad better:
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Max these are stunning........ see if you can get a number3 close up lens for the front of that zoom, filter size is inside your lens cap, then you will be able to get a lot lot closer
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Max, all good but the 2nd is a standout. Can you clone out the spider web or whatever it is though?
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Geoff it is a little wisp of something...? Will try cloning it out.
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Number 3 for me just because of the sheer sharpness and colours. Number two seems like there's a little bit of noise.
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