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 This is one of four images I made yesterday at Belmar Park that were underexposed by 1-1/3 stops. I had my exposure compensation at -2 from shooting silhouette shots a couple nights before. When I realized what had happened, I almost deleted the shots. I decided to keep them and see what I could do with them. Prior to conversion from RAW to TIFF, I used the BreezeBrowser feature of exposure compensation and adjusted it to +1-1/3. This is the result. Not to make a big deal about digital vs film but this would have gone in the trash if it were shot on Provia. Not the greatest shot in the world but I thought it was worth saving, IMHO.  10D, 600/4, 1.4X, tripod. Eval @ -2, 1/1000, f8, ISO 200. BreezeBrowser conversion @ +1-1/3 All comments and critiques are welcome. Thanks for looking. Bill Whala
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This is suberb detail. I've never seen one of these and the angle of this one's beak certainly shows the difference in a grand way. Good work!
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