Some more practice

[Bub-les]

Managed an hour or so on Sunday. I'm a bit happier with these. Saw my first Cormorant ( first with this set-up)



a rook. Surprising the colours in his feathers


jackdaw - love the blue eyes of jackdaws


greater black backed gull one of the thugs of the coast!


fulmar I find this one very hard to photograph they're so quick!


I hope you think they are a little better!
Getting better at remembering to check my camera settings I think!
Barbara

[DavyG]

I think you're getting there Barbara.

I like your Jackdaw pic in particular.

What are the exif details for your pics?

Did you shoot in jpeg or RAW?

Keep up the good work!

Dave

[Bub-les]

I shoot in raw
all the exif data is there if you cannot see it try clicking a second time on the photos and it should come up
Barbara

[DavyG]

Hi Barbara,

I don't know if I'm doing something wrong but when I click on the pics all I see is a larger/smaller pic, no exif details.

This is the case with all pics I look at, am I missing something?

Can you see the exif details when you access the pics in the Gallery/archive?

Did you carry out any post processing on your images, if so which prog do you use?

Dave

[jimmer]

Not much wrong with these photos Barbara a the rook could have been all in and a bit of sharpening to the image well done and keep doing it. Kind regards Jimmer

[Bub-les]

Try right clicking on the photo and scroll down to properties you should find it there
If not try downloading a freebie called Opanda IExif that should enable you to read it
Barbara

[Ollie]

Some very nice images Barbara you are definitely improving. The Rook is a great photo and the rest of them are very good.

Roger

[big bill]

Hello Barbara great set of pictures well done your coming along great guns like jimmer said a slight bit of sharpening and that will be it well done keep going

[pressld2]

Originally Posted by Bub-les

a rook. Surprising the colours in his feathers

And you've caught them very well indeed - not easy to do with "black" birds as they have a habit of fooling your camera's exposure meter.

There's some nice work here Barbara, keep it up!

Dave P.

[DavyG]

Originally Posted by Bub-les

Try right clicking on the photo and scroll down to properties you should find it there
If not try downloading a freebie called Opanda IExif that should enable you to read it
Barbara

Hi Barbara,

Properties doesn't show the exif either, however I saved your pic and looked at it in CS3, the exif was intact.

Did you carry out any post processing on the images?

Dave