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19-JAN-2008	Troy

Good Stuff!

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
1/250s f/5.6 at 300.0mm iso100 full exif

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ctfchallenge		23-Jan-2008 16:43
Nice detail and great that you got the food and water drops coming off the beak! Good shot! :-) CJ

ctfchallenge		21-Jan-2008 23:55
I think you got it right! Penny Street

Canon DSLR Challenge		21-Jan-2008 23:01
Looks good from here. Terrific capture. This somehow makes such a nasty goose seem almost "human". -tv

ctfchallenge		21-Jan-2008 19:50
Here's a compromise. I have difficulty in Photoshop removing blemishes and purple fringes sometimes and get carried away. I'll leave it as is and hope it works. ~Troy

Guest		21-Jan-2008 19:01
sorry Troy but I prefer the one in pending! Still can't spot the purple fringing there but prefer the little glints on his wet beak and the glint in his eye. But hey what do I know! - claire

ctfchallenge		21-Jan-2008 18:15
It is now updated. I put the original in pending. ~Troy

Guest		21-Jan-2008 17:43
have you already updated this or are my eyes just not sharp enough to spot this fringing? Could you possibly put the one with fringing in pending if/when you update this so I can play spot the difference and learn what I'm looking for and how it can be corercted. thanks!! - claire

Guest		21-Jan-2008 17:30
Thanks Mary Anne. I'll work on those spots and update. Lens is Canon Zoom EF 75-300mm.

ctfchallenge		21-Jan-2008 16:56
Great close-up, Troy. I'd just try to get rid of the two spots of purple fringing around bright highlights near the eye and on the bill. BTW, which lens did you use for this? --Mary Anne

Guest		21-Jan-2008 15:36
Like the light on the feathers and water droplets. Like it more and more the more I look at it. Am just so impressed you have found more than one type of bird to photograph! - claire