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 Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 10:05 pm Post subject: Long-eared Owl - Asio otus |
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Found a group of 6 Long-eared owls  just 5 minutes walking from my home away.
So graped my camera and went to the place to make some picture's.
Not all the picture's posted below are mine, some are made by a friend of mine. The photo's are not that great quality and I'm not a big expert with Photoshop, need to know a little bit more about photoshopping RAW photo's)
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awesome find jordi  are long eared common round your neck of the woods then?
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Wish i could go for a walk and see things like that, excellent Jordi
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Very nice! What part of NL are you from? I wish I found a few of those near my house  Erg mooi!
Working with RAW files is not that difficult, you just need the right program. Canon and Nikon have their own programs (DPP and Capture One), but you can also use Adobe Camera Raw. There are probably more. |
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Jordi J
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| Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 12:48 pm Post subject: |
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| RonW wrote: | Very nice! What part of NL are you from? I wish I found a few of those near my house Erg mooi!
Working with RAW files is not that difficult, you just need the right program. Canon and Nikon have their own programs (DPP and Capture One), but you can also use Adobe Camera Raw. There are probably more. |
Thanks Ron! I will send you a website this evening where all this kind of things can be found on.
I went back this morning and saw 7 owls!!  Picture's will follow tonight
And of course everyone else thanks!!
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Here are the picture's i'd made today
"What do you want... "
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Love the last one jordi..shame about the distracting branches..
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