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Appreciated, all!
I really struggle with getting exposure right with dark dogs for a number of reasons:
So every decent shot feels like a 'one-shot HDR' affair with some criminally overzealous slider work in ACR. Tips appreciated -- and not just exposure goals. Framing and positioning tips are appreciated. I'm an ace with the treats and getting their attention, but I struggle with the light I choose to put those two buckaroos in.
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I really struggle with getting exposure right with dark dogs for a number of reasons:
- I shoot with available light only and here in SoCal the light can be brutally glaring
- Dark coat + bright surroundings can lead to some difficult exposures, distractingly contrasty images
- Weird purplish fringing from shiny parts of their coats that I can't defeat in post -- and this can happen even with my nicer L lenses stopped down
So every decent shot feels like a 'one-shot HDR' affair with some criminally overzealous slider work in ACR. Tips appreciated -- and not just exposure goals. Framing and positioning tips are appreciated. I'm an ace with the treats and getting their attention, but I struggle with the light I choose to put those two buckaroos in.
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Cayenne dog service for ai artificial insemination, more common than you might think. The services hormone timing, insemination sperm storage were about 2500$, well storage is about 100/yr.
It is easier to ship frozen semen especially if a plane trip is needed especially in hot no fly months, rather than shipping bitch.n
Cloning can be done, 50k more or less, So a whole camera and lenses system.
It is easier to ship frozen semen especially if a plane trip is needed especially in hot no fly months, rather than shipping bitch.n
Cloning can be done, 50k more or less, So a whole camera and lenses system.
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Golden hour shot of my boy Biggles last night on the beach.
Golden Hour Biggles [5D4_2282] by Paul Roberts, on Flickr
Golden Hour Biggles [5D4_2282] by Paul Roberts, on Flickr
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And we have the first pictures... We still need to wait another month but could visit the three week old pupsNice pictures ashanford; I like the humour in the last ones of each series - Olive wearing her scarf looking positively embarassed and Ruthie collapsed after running and playing all day
My wife and I are expecting our household to be extended with a Toller pup by September, so be warned that this thread may be spammed from that time onwards ;D
Wiebe.
Wiebe.
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So Cute!!! I love this little fellow.
Thanks Click ... so do we, ... and you're not going to get him
(luckily you're on a different continent so I feel safe...)I'll post some more from coming visits as a consolation
Wiebe.
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He (or his brother) will be called Sam (apart from his "pedigree name", which covers half a page )
... the brother:
Wiebe.
)... the brother
:Wiebe.
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Another week and we will know which of the brothers will come home with us (in yet another week...)
... we can hardly wait
Wiebe.
... we can hardly wait
Wiebe.
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Please let me introduce Sam
As of today we know which of the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever pups will join our household...
Already grown quite a bit yet still a really endearing pup looking sooo seriously at the world...
Wiebe.
As of today we know which of the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever pups will join our household...
Already grown quite a bit yet still a really endearing pup looking sooo seriously at the world...
Wiebe.
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Continuing to spam this thread
He really likes to play football with leaves
A bit apprehensive in his new home... (ISO3200 on 7DmkII, so a bit noisy without pp. for noise reduction)
Wiebe.
He really likes to play football with leaves
A bit apprehensive in his new home... (ISO3200 on 7DmkII, so a bit noisy without pp. for noise reduction)
Wiebe.
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