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The Better Ibis?

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    Curious to know what people think of this treatment.

    This is the original shot ... a White Ibis gliding in for a landing in a tree. Being close to the trees and across the pond from me created a deep depth of field.




    To isolate the Ibis I applied some post processing. Is this version better than the original?


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    The short answer?

    Yep.
    Last edited by Marko; 03-30-2009 at 11:54 AM.
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    An improvement for sure. I do this quite a bit, but this has just made me think if in doubt with aperture go smaller, as it is easier to blur than it is to add sharpness.

    Nice shot too.

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    Hmmm - the more blurred background looks better. But the white is a touch too shining (maybe just in my eyes!).

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    i prefer the original shot if the dark area behind the head and beak were lightened a litle bit to give more contrast between the head and background.
    maybe darken the very light branches a little bit.

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    I prefer the second shot as it makes the detail of the Ibis stand out better and the background is more pleasing to the eye.

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