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Ah. The kolibri!
They are such cute birds ... and it seems like most of you over there on the other side of the Pond have kolibri feeders in their gardens.
We not even have the birds here.
Let along such wonderful opportunities to capture their photos while they are feeding! This last one is best. Good light in its cute little face, nice reflections in the eye -- looks like it is smiling for the camera in that one
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They are such cute birds ... and it seems like most of you over there on the other side of the Pond have kolibri feeders in their gardens.
We not even have the birds here.
Let along such wonderful opportunities to capture their photos while they are feeding! This last one is best. Good light in its cute little face, nice reflections in the eye -- looks like it is smiling for the camera in that one
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i agree, the last one is awesome... :thumbup:
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tammi, here is that last shot after a quick run through neatimage.
you had asked about user-friendliness... i think it is pretty straightforward. You just open your file, do a auto-profile on the image, select the preview button and adjust the sliders until you have the desired effect. then apply the filter and save it. I'm not an expert with it and it can probably do so much more, but i can give you more detailed instructions if you need them...
you had asked about user-friendliness... i think it is pretty straightforward. You just open your file, do a auto-profile on the image, select the preview button and adjust the sliders until you have the desired effect. then apply the filter and save it. I'm not an expert with it and it can probably do so much more, but i can give you more detailed instructions if you need them...
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