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Old 15th June 2004   #1
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Default White-crested Laughingthrush



trying for an environmental portrait this time. This is actually in shade so ISO 800 was used.
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Old 15th June 2004   #2
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Originally Posted by erwinx


trying for an environmental portrait this time. This is actually in shade so ISO 800 was used.
Lovely. Not too hard, not too soft. Just nice. My only nit would be the cropped tail.

Could you share your workflow?
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Old 16th June 2004   #3
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nicely captured Erwinx
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Old 16th June 2004   #4
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Nice portrait shot of the Laughing Thrush. Good exposure and detail. Thanks for sharing!
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Old 16th June 2004   #5
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Now this one is a fine clean image... cute birdie.
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Old 16th June 2004   #6
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guys, thanks for the comments

Jeff, the workflow for this pic is:

(1) Canon Raw converter with White balance around 5200k (not sure)
(2) Photoshop - Curves tool - manually apply S-curve
(3) Photoshop - unsharp mask 100% 0.4
(4) Photoshop - saturation + 10 (the purists will be after me for this )

thats it. if i was printing, then i would use neatimage to reduce the noise. For web-sized image, neatimage is optional.
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Old 16th June 2004   #7
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The image looks like it was noise reduced .... or processed ....... the feather looks too smooth. i wonder how is a person able to tell a 'clean' image from a web size picture??? Will not the change in size reduce noise too?
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Old 16th June 2004   #8
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Would you please expand BBNP for me, Is it in Singapore ? As you can see I'm down under but get to bird in S'pore from time to time and need to know where you find these beauties.

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Old 16th June 2004   #9
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Originally Posted by Murray Smith
Would you please expand BBNP for me, Is it in Singapore ? As you can see I'm down under but get to bird in S'pore from time to time and need to know where you find these beauties.

Thanks
Hi Murray,

BBNP is Bukit Batok Nature Park (www.nparks.gov.sg). It is very crowded on weekends but one of my 3 favourite 'bird parks' (the others being Botanic Gardens and Marina Park)

This is an introduced species but on the official Singapore Bird list as there is a viable resident breeding population.
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Old 16th June 2004   #10
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Good shot, I've always like this bird, especially when it displays its "punk" hair style.
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