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Trip to the zoo (Puma) for C&C and specific question .......

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Great shots! sorry i dont have the answare for your question, but now I have a question for you... whitch tc converter are you using, I also have the 80-200 2.8 and i have a D70s and im thinking of getting a tc converter, but not sure whitch one to get.

thanks for your help, your photos are amazing.

Z.
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I do not suffer insanity...I enjoy It
 
sorry for saying this and I know the Q was not for me.. but I just want to tell u that a friend of mine is using the TC-17E II (1.7x) and he is happy with it.

Sorry that I have none of his pictures to upload.
 
DigitalJeff said:
Which is best (if any) and what is the best way to use CS3 to
remove the cage from the background (more bur, clone, etc..)
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While not CS3, here's a (very) quick example of the "fence" area blurred in Xara Xtreme...

Basically, I drew a vector shape around the fenced area, extracted the area, blurred it a few times, and reinserted it. It could be done better with a bit more time, but you get the idea...

Jeff

 
Just for fun, here are few I have taken of cougars in the wild. I wish the conditions that day would have been better, but I did the best I could with what I had. Definitely a treat to see one of these in its natural habitat.



 
Cenizas:

All nice images, thanks for sharing them.
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BRJR....(My cameras & lenses are listed in my profile)
 
Thanks. I am using the Kenko 1.4x. I really like it. I wish it would give me more reach but I have heard the 2x will have a negative effect on IQ. The Nikon tc that someone had mentioned will not work on our 80-200 2.8 although it is probably a better product.
WineMan said:
Great shots! sorry i dont have the answare for your question, but
now I have a question for you... whitch tc converter are you using,
I also have the 80-200 2.8 and i have a D70s and im thinking of
getting a tc converter, but not sure whitch one to get.

thanks for your help, your photos are amazing.

Z.
--
I do not suffer insanity...I enjoy It
Click to expand...
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitalnikonman/
 
Thanks Jeff that was a good job taking away the fence. Did you find it distracting when it was in the shot? I am just curious. It really bothered me.
jgodfrey said:
jgodfrey said:
Which is best (if any) and what is the best way to use CS3 to
remove the cage from the background (more bur, clone, etc..)
Click to expand...
While not CS3, here's a (very) quick example of the "fence" area
blurred in Xara Xtreme...

Basically, I drew a vector shape around the fenced area, extracted
the area, blurred it a few times, and reinserted it. It could be
done better with a bit more time, but you get the idea...

Jeff
Click to expand...
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitalnikonman/
 
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