I'd like to post and contribute to this thread. One question I have not found and answer to with the software is how to upload photos. Help. 
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Your best animal shots!
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MovingViolations said:I'd like to post and contribute to this thread. One question I have not found and answer to with the software is how to upload photos. Help.
Welcome to CR.
Use something that you generally process your Image in, Light Room, DXO, Photo Shop etc, loads of software available to do this.
If you started with RAW, convert to jpeg, small size, get the Image under 500Kbs, needs to be in sRGB colour format to show best on CR/Web.
Click "Reply" at the bottom of a comment/page in CR, Make your comments, then attach your Image as an attachment, Hit Save, done.
Look forward to seeing your Images
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Something to look at for all those who claim the 400 DO is a rotten lenssteven kessel said:
Very nice shot.
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steven kessel said:
Steven, thanks for posting this... I posted one a few days ago in another thread. First time I had seen a pink butterfly! I had no idea what it was, thanks for the ID...
Great image as usual!
All the best,
Ken
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smallfries and steven kessel,
Beautiful dragonfly shots. I remember that Krob recently posted a pink colored dragonfly photo. Now I've seen two.
Beautiful dragonfly shots. I remember that Krob recently posted a pink colored dragonfly photo. Now I've seen two.
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serendipidy said:smallfries and steven kessel,
Beautiful dragonfly shots. I remember that Krob recently posted a pink colored dragonfly photo. Now I've seen two.
That makes two of us!
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Krob78 said:serendipidy said:smallfries and steven kessel,
Beautiful dragonfly shots. I remember that Krob recently posted a pink colored dragonfly photo. Now I've seen two.
That makes two of us!
Hi Krob,
You posted a reply to steven kessel while I was typing my reply. You were faster on the draw. ;D
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Snow leopard, 5D3, 100-400L @ 400mm, handheld, ambient light, ISO 2000. Through a wire fence at the San Francisco zoo.
C69A0974-dpp-c by EricJ777, on Flickr
C69A0974-dpp-c by EricJ777, on Flickr
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That's a beauty!serendipidy said:Snow leopard, 5D3, 100-400L @ 400mm, handheld, ambient light, ISO 2000. Through a wire fence at the San Francisco zoo.
C69A0974-dpp-c by EricJ777, on Flickr
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serendipidy said:
Indeed! Quite prehistoric in a way...
Looks like you had a great time of it in San Fran... Harry must miss you though!
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The easiest way to see this animal is to go to the breeding station at Dovre. When they are released to the wild it seems they still like to come back, at least for some time. This one was shot close by. I believe there are less than 200 wild animals left, so to go and look for them elsewhere is not exactly easy. The ones you find on Spitsbergen/Svalbard are of the same species, called white fox. They change color summer and winter. There is another sub species called blue fox, which you can find on Greenland, Iceland and Jan Mayen (and round the neck of a certain type of women).eml58 said:
The hunting tradition has very deep roots in Norway. Back in the days of the civilized, polite and diplomatic Vikings (!), we were rich conquerors. But from the big plague, The Black Death, in the 14th century, which wiped out about 60% of our population, up until we found oil a few decades ago, we very poor and the only way people could survive was to harvest nature as efficient as they could. And it was not until fairly recently we got effective protective measures to secure the population of wolf, bear, lynx, wolverine etc. The arctic fox has actually been protected since the 1930ties, but its problem is not only humans. The red fox is bigger and displaces the smaller arctic fox and the availability of prey in the high mountain areas can be scares. I hope the breeding station continues their success, so more people can see these charming little animals in the wild.
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First post to forums.
Picture taken last fall. Fox was really curious and followed me around about an hour.
Got few pictures of him and this was the best of all of them. Rest of the pictures he had a weird pose or I missed focus.
Will update camera settings later when back at computer.
Picture taken last fall. Fox was really curious and followed me around about an hour.
Got few pictures of him and this was the best of all of them. Rest of the pictures he had a weird pose or I missed focus.
Will update camera settings later when back at computer.
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