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Chris (tine)
I am a complete numbskull when it comes to photoshop, so all I have done is alter the levels on this. What else can I do to improve it? If you could put it in idiots language I would be very grateful!

Chris
 

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wilder1957 said:
I am a complete numbskull when it comes to photoshop, so all I have done is alter the levels on this. What else can I do to improve it? If you could put it in idiots language I would be very grateful!

Chris
What an earth is to alter?? I for one think it is a fabulous image! :clap:
 
I normally add a little colour saturation and unmask sharp as below but its only a marginal change on an excellent pic.
 

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Gorgeous shot, Chris. Although I'd suggest a touch of unsharp mask (filter-sharpen-unsharp mask amount 150- radius 0.5- threshold 0) I would only apply to the head area to preserve the soft fluffy texture of the feathers (sharpening will do more harm than good in this case)... use the lasso tool to draw a selection around the head and then apply the unsharp mask.

regards,
Andy
 
looks good, maybe as above with the effects - maybe just play with the curves a little or a bit of contrast/saturation. personally I would leave it alone.
 
It needs sharpening through USM and to me it seems to slope left to right. Also if you cropped it then it's cropped a bit too much, birds generally look better if thry have something to swim or fly into.
 
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