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Sharp or not, those are beautiful pictures! Besides when you have a shot that is as pleasing to the eye as those two of the KF are, sharpness is really not a big deal.
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@penolta,
The original is sharp enough for me at full sizebut after pp and making it smaller and doing my sharpening I am loosing something. I cannot get it the way I want ![]() So you are right it depends where you need it for. regards Walter |
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You see, I am just not sure ...
... ae these shots merely "Wow!" or are they "Absolutely amazing"? :-) |
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superb
i love the colours of the kingfishers excellent captures |
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ToXiQ, I can only concur with all of the above.
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