[Leica] IMG: Tufted Titmouse

[len-1 at comcast.net (Leonard Taupier)]

Hi Hoppy,

Yes I noted the purple fringe. I did get rid of it in a version  
before this but I didn't like what it did to other areas of the  
photo. So I kept the original. The image itself was shot RAW with a  
Canon 20D which I don't have a lot of experience with. It was cropped  
quite a bit as well. I think that adds to it although I don't see the  
fringing with my Nikon gear.

Now this bird. He's so hard to follow. He flits all over the place  
while I'm trying to focus and follow him with a 3 foot lens. I don't  
know how Doug does it. Out of the 13 shots I took of this bird, 12  
were failures.

Thanks for looking,
Len




On Feb 21, 2007, at 8:34 PM, G Hopkinson wrote:

> Len, you've caught your subject in a good attitude/pose. A  
> difficult setting to frame the bird in, too. Veering maybe dangerously
> off the original subject here, did you note the purple fringe in  
> the (backlit) highlight and other highlight spots? We were
> discussing this a little while back with bird shots by Bob  
> Palmieri, I think. My current thinking is that it may be a sensor  
> product
> (camera or scanner) rather than from your, no doubt superb, Telyt.  
> Any thoughts?
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> Cheers
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> Hoppy
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