Rob Eyers

I think the face needs to balance with the arm in brightness Lenny. Maybe bring the arm and hand down a touch to balance IMHO.

Thanks Patrick.

An oldie from me of Arctic Henge in Iceland with some northern lights.

Ah those pesky Kingfishers. They are my nemesis. Great group of images Tobie…I’m envious.

Thank you Elin.

I too find Topaz DeNoise to be excellent. I’m too new into this camera to offer many valid comments. The only beneficial thing I’ve done was to create a linear profile which included colour correction. I used an X-Rite Passport and created it with Lumariver Profile Designer.

Noise from high ISO has always been a limiting factor for me and I’ve avoided it as much as I could. With new camera technology and new noise processing software the paradigm is shifting IMHO. Here’s a recent image taken while it was very dark out. 1/60th, f 2.8, ISO 6400 (it was just a test). The RAW file was dropped directly into Topaz Denoise…[Read more]

We also have an herb garden. My wife dries lots of them in the fall. I think our chives have different shaped flowers…I’ll have to take a closer look. I like the image Dave.

I agree that the R5 is a different beast. For me it’s a great combination of what I love about the 5D Mk iv and the Fujifilm X-T3. The post processing is what I haven’t settled on yet. Canon’s DPP vs Lightroom vs DXO PhotoLab…how to employ a custom profile etc. Still haven’t settled on a final decision. CR3 files are different somehow. What’s…[Read more]

Thanks Robert. IBIS, animal tracking, and high speed shutter did the trick…but at least I held on and chose the frame. The R5 gets the credit.

Thanks Patrick. Post processing the R5 files is a different “bird” so your comment on colour is appreciated.

Killer image Robert. It needs to displayed large. Gallery quality IMHO.

Soft and delicate Pat. Great feel to this one.

Well seen and nicely framed and edited Patrick.

Thanks Leanne. I definitely got lucky with the weather.  I haven’t printed it yet but my new Pro200 will print up to 38″ so I may just do that.

Thank you Ms. Frog!

Thanks Rob. You are so right about the improvement.

Thanks Dahlia. Sure is nice to shed the glasses.

Thank you Kristi. It was an unusually calm evening with more than just me there to take in the scene. There was complete silence. No one uttered a sound.