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Spain

Title: Imm. Red-veined DarterCanon EOS 350D

Imm. Red-veined Darter (56)
Argus

(23403)

colour removal

matatur

(2663) [2008-10-05 01:07:24]

Removed some of the brownish tinge by a colour filter...

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United States

Title: Oregon OutingCanon 400D Digital Rebel XTi

Oregon Outing (30)
Evelynn

(12531)

Contrast & Saturation

blue_river

(1083) [2008-10-04 17:17:03]

I just think the shot was very well composed, and wanted to see how it would look with a little more contrast and saturation, hope you like it! :) (just enhanced the contrast a tad in photoshop as well as increased the saturation)

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Romania

Parus Palustris (12)
eliz

(450)

My new equipment

eliz

(450) [2008-10-04 13:02:55]

Canon 400mm f/5.6 and Kenko Pro DG 1.4x with taped pins attached. i seem that AF still working.

I shoot birds about one year using Canon 100-400mm f/5.6 .Finally i had the courage to go for the fixed focal and unstabilized canon 400mm f/5.6

I spent much time before i bought the canon 100-400 deciding which lens should i buy. I choose the most easiest to shoot with: canon 100-400.

But lens from the picture is not a lens for beginners. Actually i believe it`s an expert lens, like supermacro MP-E 65mm f/2.8
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@LATER EDIT
after posting this picture a user of TN contact me on email. Because notes size of the workshop is limited at 1500 characters I reproduce his email and my answer in the original version of this file. I hope will help others to decide.

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Malaysia

Lampides Boeticus (5)
mohaiminawang

(532)

Exposure

accassidy

(1238) [2008-10-04 10:15:37]

Uisng Photoshop Elements, I reduced the Brightness to give the butterfly a more natural dark brown upper surface.

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United States

Mordidity Among Wasps (22)
eqshannon

(19863)

Camera Repair

eqshannon

(19863) [2008-10-04 10:09:27]

I was thinking that maybe the best way to fix my bee image is to do it with my broken Leica...so I just now took it apart. I have removed the LCD screen..I have a new one found in Hong Kong...coming in 2 weeks...tools? 1 small pen knife...:-) Wish me luck!

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Argentina

Rubí IV (4) *
Meshersmith

(765)

Cropping & light adjustments

Tlapp

(108) [2008-10-04 07:31:26] [2]

Hi!
This is how I imagine this pic. I think there no empty parts so the viewer can enjoy this lovely bird to the full.
I also added some highlights and brightened some half-tones so that the bird is more visible.
Hope you like it!
Sorry for cropping out your logo.

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United States

Backyard Deer
Swissguy

(51)

PhotoShop CS2

Natasa-David

(88) [2008-10-04 06:26:03]

Hi Scott.

This is very nice capture but few thing was annoying me so I tryed to change taht. First I cropped that part of the road that was at the pottom of the page. After that I was trying to reduce some noise. Then I ajusted contrast and boosted some color and sharpened an image.

I hope you like it.

Sincerely,
David

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Spain

SAUTERELLE
coolpix1 (22)

PhotoShop CS2

Natasa-David

(88) [2008-10-04 05:27:02]

Hi Francis.

I like your photo, so I made slight changes that could make your work better. First of all I cropped photo just a little bit to remove that part of the branch that was at tha bottom of the photo. After that I sharpened an image with free photoshop action. After that I ajusted contrast and finaly added blur vignete, so the object would be more obvious.

I hope you like it.

Sincerely,
David

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Belgium