Small Mammals
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I hope you don't mind me saying, but this is an absolutely superb photo, yet it feels like it needs some more editing to bring out the tamarin. A bit more exposure just on its face might help. If you're getting noise when doing that, try Denoise in Lightroom or Topaz Photo AI.
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Hey Tom,
You are correct on all accounts. I am traveling and had limited resources for editing (old laptop, minimum editing software) but loved the image and wanted to post it. When I return home I will update the image with improved range.
You are correct on all accounts. I am traveling and had limited resources for editing (old laptop, minimum editing software) but loved the image and wanted to post it. When I return home I will update the image with improved range.
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I took another shot at it with different frame and the results are still a not great. Light was scarce and this little guy was faster then he looks. Topaz and DXO are just doing the best they can @ 25600 ISO.
R6 MkII - RF100-400
R6 MkII - RF100-400
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Not really sure if this fits into the small mammals category but what the heck.
Heavy crop, I could not get it close enough to me and I had the RF24-240 on the R6 MkII, the 400mm was back at the hotel.
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Heavy crop, I could not get it close enough to me and I had the RF24-240 on the R6 MkII, the 400mm was back at the hotel.
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What I know is that Nikon had just few white lenses and they were discontinued time ago (in order to preserve the photogs behind them from bird's, monkey's and eventually human poops...)...
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