Tag Archives: post processing bird photographs

1" Sensor (13.2 x 8.8 mm), Birds in Flight, Post Processing

Egret Landing on Branch – Post Processing Considerations

September 8, 2018 Thomas Stirr 2 Comments

Yesterday I was able to capture a nice AF-C run of an egret landing on a branch. This article shares some of the post processing considerations and approaches I used when working with this series of images. Continue reading Egret Landing on Branch – Post Processing Considerations →

1" Sensor (13.2 x 8.8 mm), Bird Photography, Birds in Flight, Post Processing

The Importance of Pixels on Subject

May 9, 2018 Thomas Stirr 10 Comments

In response to reader requests, I’ve been pondering how to best address the subject of post processing bird images. After giving it some thought I’ve decided that doing one article based on a sample image (as I did for landscape photography) isn’t the best solution. So, I’ll be discussing post processing in a small selection of articles instead. This first article deals with the importance of pixels on subject. Continue reading The Importance of Pixels on Subject →

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