Roger Lang wrote: As if you are just there in front of the cat! I'm sure you are a bit away, but what is the closest you have been to a lion? I know I've seen shots of yours on the board with the cheetahs, which as I recall jump on your trucks. What about lions?
Roger Lang wrote: As if you are just there in front of the cat! I'm sure you are a bit away, but what is the closest you have been to a lion? I know I've seen shots of yours on the board with the cheetahs, which as I recall jump on your trucks. What about lions?
ThatNikonGuy wrote: So cheetahs are more tolerant to humans than the lions? I thought these cats are kind of the same size right? Curious why cheetahs jump all over trucks and are close proximity, yet the lions not so??
Shadowfixer1 wrote: Love your images and it may just be me, but it seems like they all have a green tint to them. If I pull them into Photoshop they still have a green tinge to them unless I adjust it just a little. Great images, even with the tint.
Shadowfixer1 wrote: Yes, my monitor is calibrated and I do use the Spyder. Auto WB can be an issue when shooting golden light. Auto WB tries to correct the color to be correct and sees the image as too warm. That's why on sunsets, etc., I use Daylight WB most times so the camera doesn't correct the image from being too warm. I can post a corrected image if you like, otherwise I don't post revisions without approval. It may be just me but I have put off saying something for a while as I don't won't to offend anyone but these images are so good, I couldn't help myself.
ThatNikonGuy wrote: Thank you for responding so quickly. So will lions ever attack a cheetah or the other way?
Don't think PM is available on this site. Doesn't matter. Let's just pretend I never said anything. Look forward to more of your posts.bryanpereira wrote:
Shadowfixer1 wrote: Yes, my monitor is calibrated and I do use the Spyder. Auto WB can be an issue when shooting golden light. Auto WB tries to correct the color to be correct and sees the image as too warm. That's why on sunsets, etc., I use Daylight WB most times so the camera doesn't correct the image from being too warm. I can post a corrected image if you like, otherwise I don't post revisions without approval. It may be just me but I have put off saying something for a while as I don't won't to offend anyone but these images are so good, I couldn't help myself.
cool can you pm the file to me, I dont really want to encourage other users to download my files
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