What's new

Toronto Zoo

thanks again everyone.. Force... I use a Nikon D70, and usually use my nikon 70-300mm, and I use PS CS for my editing.
 
I LOVE the big cat pictures! They are such beautiful animals. Nice shots!

Pamela
 
Great shots raymond! :D
Love the tones in the lion shot.
Thje giraffe is just awesome..love the confusion there :mrgreen:
The hippo eye stare is very cool..freaky lookin skin! I love it tho. :D
Great series...keep em coming! :thumbup:
 
force.. good luck with your loans!! what are you studying?? the D50 is out, and very reasonable I hear.

Ty LeadSister.., and JonK
 
Raymond J Barlow said:
force.. good luck with your loans!! what are you studying?? the D50 is out, and very reasonable I hear.

Ty LeadSister.., and JonK

Yes I saw that advertised, do you know if its any good? Is it better than the 300D or what you guys call the Rebel?

I still keep opening this thread up just to look at the animals, and dream abouta new camera!
 
Force of Nature said:
Yes I saw that advertised, do you know if its any good? Is it better than the 300D or what you guys call the Rebel?

I still keep opening this thread up just to look at the animals, and dream abouta new camera!

I don't know much about the Canon dslr's, but I am sure they are just as good as the nikons.. there is another forum that covers equipment., and many more knowledgable folks there.

i am very happy with my camera, we still use our sony dscp10 for p/s pics, it does very well.. but i do know what you mean about the need for a good cam.. now i wish i had funds for a sigma 50-500!!
 
OK Ray here is it in all its glory, discription of what was done if wanted is available.

mozzeagleedit.jpg
 
Now I am too curious. Raymond J Barlow and MozzMann, how in the world do you manage to get the eyes looking so vibrant? In that case... how do both of you make everything look so vibrant?

Peanuts
 
I simply created duplicate layers and worked on each independantly to enhance a small areas like increase the saturation in the eye and beak, then added a touch of colour balance and curve tweak.

reduced the shadow in the bady feather's , selectivley applied gaussian blur and despeckle noise reduction.

Applied Fred Miranda's excellent Action Intellisharpen.

Merged down each successive layer and then cropped the image and applied some light rendering to focus on the Birds Body with emphasis on the crown feathers and eye.
All adjustments were rather small but all together makes quite a difference.

Mozz
 
It's so amazing what PS can do Peanuts, if you have the knowledge.. I am currently in a very large learning curve with PS... it's fun, and I can't wait for my next lesson!
 

Create an account or login to comment

You must be a member in order to leave a comment

Create account

Create an account on our community. It's easy!

Log in

Already have an account? Log in here.

New Topics

Back
Top Bottom