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There was only one Aplomado at the ranch that anyone found and it was my hour in the back of the truck. Windy, etc. Many shots taken and several were pretty good. This is one of the better ones. I hope it is not oversharpened this time. Also, check the second post on the last falcon post. I think I may have a slight clue better for sharpening. The electronic darkroom continues to evolve. Full frame, no crop.
 1/125 sec, f/8.0 Metering: Evaluative Exp comp: -1/2 ISO: 200 Steve Bein
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My only (very minor) nit is a small speck of sensor dust - far left side, roughly the same height as the white part of the bird's breast.
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