Rooster

[OscarWilde]

Something happened when uploading and now it looks... brown? Not really sure... If I figure it out I'll repost! But for now, here is the picture

Came from my grandfathers farm!

 

[OscarWilde]

Hmmm.... this seems like a thread that may end up being a learning thread for me

So. The image quality (and colour) are going away during the conversion to JPEG. BUT if I leave the file as a TIF file it is 106 MB.

How can a picture even be that big........ 10% of a gigabyte seems a bit ridiculous for a picture file; especially considering the other pictures from the set are only like 6 Mb!

Anyone have any ideas!

 

[greybeard68 40]

Just repost.............I would like to see the whole bird if possible...........

 

[OscarWilde]

Here is the original straight from the camera... don't really know why my edit made the file size MASSIVE but oh well, it looked okay unedited...

As for a pic of the whole bird... I'll see what the other shots are. This was my favorite but there may be one that shows it all!

 

[OscarWilde]

This is the only one I have of the whole rooster. I hadn't adjusted my settings from the previous shots in order to deal with the window... so its a bit overexposed and "off". Sorry

 

[o hey tyler]

That's quite a cock you've photographed there.

As far as the color discrepancies go, it could be a color space issue. What color space are you exporting with?

 

[OscarWilde]

ProPhoto RGB; at least that's what I'm attempting to...

 

[jaicatalano]

I nearly peed my pants. I don't normally like cock but this is truly a nice cock even if you have a color space issue.

This is the only one I have of the whole rooster. I hadn't adjusted my settings from the previous shots in order to deal with the window... so its a bit overexposed and "off". Sorry

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

The first one isn't horrible, but in that one it's a shame that white area is at its back. Watch your framing, you clipped the toe nails in the second one. I like the second image better.

 

[OscarWilde]

Thanks Bitter; didn't notice the white at his back or the clipped toe nails! My framing is slowly getting better but I still make little mistakes in the moments!

Is it possible to fix the overexposure properly in the second picture?