Thank you so much for posting this link. I had to laugh and repeat to my husband, what Artie said at first about it isn't the lens. I've been wanting to purchase a 500 for long time, but the money is probably better spent learning how to work with the lenses I have. I am looking forward to...
Thanks for posting this thread, Steve. I've tried it and found I was uncoordinated, but think as I practice it will be easier than using the mouse. I would love to hear more discussion on its use too.
Thank you Joel. I am going to check it out. Artie has done so much good work and has help so many people freely, I would never want to ask for a copy. I am pretty familiar with Photoshop, but would benefit from new ideas. Thanks
Nancy
First, thank you for all the help I have received from this great forum. I don't get here as often as I'd like to due to work etc. I have the Canon 7D and 100-400 lens. I fell with the camera in had and the camera and lens hit the ground with me. It seems to be working OK, I've been checking...
Joel, I always enjoy your images. I love the bright eye. I'd like to hear more about what you said.
I use the basic conversion recipe from Artie's Digital Basics (well worth investment for any newbies to photoshop)
Thanks
Nancy
Nice pose on a very cute bird. I agree about the focus, but enjoyed seeing this bird. Have fun working on it. I sure am jealous of that long lens.
Nancy
Thank you Steve. I am going to do some more experimenting with checking for rear and front focus. I think many of my focus problems may be operator error.
Thanks for the help.
Nancy
Beautiful hummer Gus. I like the first image best. I think you had good detail and the second one looks a bit too sharp. However, I am viewing on a laptop and it is not always the best judge of sharpness. Your hummers are great!