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African Rhino... D60

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Juan

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Nice pics Juan, I like the first pic. You didn't get any full views? I saw the White Rhiinos in Africa in the 70's . They are kind of ferocious. Jerry
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Nikon D60 18-55vr & 55-200vr
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Casio Z750
 
OrlandoRealtor said:
Nice pics Juan, I like the first pic. You didn't get any full views?
I saw the White Rhiinos in Africa in the 70's . They are kind of
ferocious. Jerry
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Nikon D60 18-55vr & 55-200vr
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Casio Z750
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Yes here is one



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Juan

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OrlandoRealtor said:
Very nice full view. Are you just shooting in Automatic with
18-200MM VR LENS Jerry
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No I do not have the 18-200 vr only the 18-55 and the 55-200 vr

My normal shooting is either in P or A mode; when shooting in A mode i try to select and apertures of 8 or 9 (with the 55-200 vr) since the lenses seems to be sharper with this apertures

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Juan
 
Stellar shots, looks crisp with good detail. Not sure what or how you PP these but I like the results.

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Dan Bolger said:
Stellar shots, looks crisp with good detail. Not sure what or how you
PP these but I like the results.

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London, Canada
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D80, rest of gear listed in profile
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Dear all thanks for all your comments.

I used a software called HDR photo dynamic; very nice piece of software!

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Juan

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Vignetting looks good on the photo, but did it come from the lens or was it added?

What do you use to get the white frame around them?
 
WineO said:
Nice Pics of what is correctly called the Square-lipped Rhinoceros or
for those that prefer Latin names Ceratotherium simum
Claude
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Thanks for the info Claude :-)
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Juan

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