I got several of this guy because he is so cute. A 2 toed sloth



Greg has been helping me alot and I have been referring to his Tips and Tricks journal has a great teaching tool. I am looking for a color meter as I think my color must not be true on this monitor but I think it is close. So I don't want to alter any pictures with a program and find out they were good to start with, Yah know. LOL. I think the best way to view most pics is with the slide show view so will show some that way.
By all and thanks for the great comments.
6 comments:
Good shots and Greg is the "man" for info for sure!!
Nancy
Good shots and Greg is the "man" for info for sure!!
Nancy 2
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great shots!!
gina
I do think that your monitor is a little bit on the bright side based on our discussions. The exposure looks good in all of these pictures as does the color. By the way, I had to laugh at the two Nancys that commented. I'm tinking one of them wasn't all that original :~P.
Greg
The sloth and parrots are amazing. The waterfall has such great magnitude to it's power and is beautiful. The zoo has to be a wonderfull place to take in and spend relaxing time while photographing. The colors seem fine on my monitor. mark
After reading Greg's comment I will add that I keep my brightness down as low as possible since it strains my eye's. Given that, if your monitor is brighter then mine is adjusting everything down. mark
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