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    Like-Narciso

    "Model","NIKON D80"
    "ExposureTime","1/250Sec"
    "FNumber","F8,0"
    "ExposureProgram","Aperture Priority"
    "ISOSpeedRatings","200"
    "ExposureBiasValue","EV-0,5"
    "MaxApertureValue","F5,7"
    "FocalLength","400,00(mm)"
    "FocalLength(35mm)","600(mm)"
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    Re: Like-Narciso

    That is a great capture although on this monitor the image looks a little contrasty.

    To make the impact stronger I'd suggest cropping from the left to just before the tree in the foreground and perhaps a bit from the top too.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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    Re: Like-Narciso

    Wow, I love it! I love the greens and the color of the deer. And the DOF with the tree in front. I agree about the crop - some off of the left, to the edge of the tree, and some off the top. Nice catch.
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    Re: Like-Narciso

    I like a shot showing the deer and its environment. - TF
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    Re: Like-Narciso

    Quote Originally Posted by MB1
    That is a great capture although on this monitor the image looks a little contrasty.
    To make the impact stronger I'd suggest cropping from the left to just before the tree in the foreground and perhaps a bit from the top too.
    Thanks, i'll try also for this photo.
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    Re: Like-Narciso

    Quote Originally Posted by gracie_r
    Wow, I love it! I love the greens and the color of the deer. And the DOF with the tree in front. I agree about the crop - some off of the left, to the edge of the tree, and some off the top. Nice catch.
    Thanks for your opinion.

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    Re: Like-Narciso

    Quote Originally Posted by OldClicker
    I like a shot showing the deer and its environment. - TF
    Thanks Old

    I'm glad your opinion

    Bye ald good weekend also to you
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