Here are a few of my latest BIF. First time for the Lesser Yellowlegs also an Elegant Tern and a Willet.

Edited by tfoltz on Aug 07, 2008 at 12:06 AM GMT

Great shots Tim

The first one is tops
The last one could stand for a bit of BG noise removal
Can never go wrong with the terns

Well done

Ant

anthony whitmo wrote:
Great shots Tim

The first one is tops
The last one could stand for a bit of BG noise removal
Can never go wrong with the terns

Well done

Ant
Hey Ant,
Thought I did BG noise reduction on that one, well just in case I redid it.
Here it is.
Thanks
Tim

Nice BIFs, Tim, especially #1. Will see you on Thurs.

Andy & Hanh

Morning Tim
First is just great! Crisp and clean with good color. Second seems a tad soft, and the last one is a real good flyer

Karl

Love that 1st one, Tim, and I don't recall ever seeing a willet with blue sky behind it. They always fly so close to the water's edge you seldom get under them like that.

Ken

Tim -
I see that you've been keeping busy this week. Keep shooting and posting up.
- Ken

Nice series Tim! The smaller the bird the harder the IF shot. You did a very nice job with these.

J

hey Tim.........
geeze your file size is less than 40kb.......... Man that aint much to work with buddy !!! You can go up to 174kb if your posting the pic here on FM.com
I'd say increase the file size and increase the quality of the image !!!

Ant

I did a quickie (It's not perfect) As I spent only about 1 minute on this

Some noise removal and mask layer >> I wasn't perfect on the mask layer with respect to staying within the lines of the bird........ So if you see some artifact around the bird it's due to me being in a hurry

1) Your original shot

2) noise removal using NN


Hope you can see the difference > Only trying to help

Ant

Hey Tim nice shooting... I love the first one low over the water... sharp as tack and beautiful color...

T

Nice shots Tim

Congratulations

Lil

anthony whitmo wrote:

I did a quickie (It's not perfect) As I spent only about 1 minute on this

Some noise removal and mask layer >> I wasn't perfect on the mask layer with respect to staying within the lines of the bird........ So if you see some artifact around the bird it's due to me being in a hurry

1) Your original shot

2) noise removal using NN


Hope you can see the difference > Only trying to help

Ant

Hi Ant,
I did use Noise Ninja next time I will adjust for each image, I had it set for my ISO and Camera as a general noise reduction.
Thanks
Tim

tfoltz wrote:
Hi Ant,
I did use Noise Ninja next time I will adjust for each image, I had it set for my ISO and Camera as a general noise reduction.
Thanks
Tim

Tim,

This is what I experienced with my wedding shots. Doing a batch run of photos did nothing to remove the rather massive amount of noise I had in my shots. But, when I processed each one and selected Profile Image before removing the noise it worked wonders for my shots.

Very nice, The yellow legs is tops for me.

Rob

Great BIF series. I like all of them especially the first.
Harsha