couple more with the VR

[puyjapin]

This one is not sharp I know but ive had to zoom in . it was the first bird shot with lens at aboy 50 yds

and i thought you might appreciate a gent at an english post box at about 100 yds!

 

[SlimPaul]

#1 has waaay to much noise. #2 isn't very clear either. Next time when taking bird shots, try keeping the bird straight. I don't really like the crooked concept. As to #2, IMO there's too much unnecessary upper part which could be cropped. I think it would've looked even better in landscape orientation.

Hope this helps.

 

[puyjapin]

i agree with 1 but ifi hadnt zoomed it on the laptop then the birdwould have been so small at 300m it wouldnt have ben worth posting. asfor 2, in landscape there are a load of ugly cars on the right

 

[feRRari4756]

i agree with 1 but ifi hadnt zoomed it on the laptop then the birdwould have been so small at 300m it wouldnt have ben worth posting. asfor 2, in landscape there are a load of ugly cars on the right

ugly doesnt always mean "ugly" photographs lol. like i love to shoot old junky farm stuff and junk tractors and pick up trucks, and i love em.

 

[El2]

I agree with the noise on #1. Maybe you can reduce the noise on it. #2, maybe it's just me but I would probably crop tighter and he looks a little on the cool side.

 

[Dagwood56]

I rather like #2 the way it is - love the colors. Not sure if anyone else thinks so, but the man looks like Richard from the Brit series Keeping Up Appearances. LOL

 

[AlexColeman]

The first one is waay too noisy.

 

[Capture-It]

Where is the distinction between "depth of field" and "Noise". I have had noise comments on a couple photos I posted also and just want to understand better?

 

[puyjapin]

noise is grain like in 1, in fact its coz ihave zoomed in as i stated, so we know its got noise even tho everyone says so. DOF is how much of the image is in acceptable focus. Even i that 1 didnt have noise it would have a shallow DOF as technically the bird is in focus.