Allen's hummingbird & banding issue
Hi folks.
So I went to a big cycling event in L.A. yesterday and (of course) come home with good hummingbird photos instead.
I like this shot best and I cropped the original image big-time. Looks to me like there are two issues I couldn't resolve in processing: 1) chromatic aberration on the purple sage, and; 2) some mild banding around the bottom of the image.
I couldn't get Lightroom 4 to do anything about the aberration even using the chromatic aberration tool.
The banding, I'm guessing, wouldn't be noticeable without cropping the image.
I have a few other shots that are decent but curious if there's anything I can do to improve this one as it's one of the better hummer photos I've taken. Tx, steve
So I went to a big cycling event in L.A. yesterday and (of course) come home with good hummingbird photos instead.
I like this shot best and I cropped the original image big-time. Looks to me like there are two issues I couldn't resolve in processing: 1) chromatic aberration on the purple sage, and; 2) some mild banding around the bottom of the image.
I couldn't get Lightroom 4 to do anything about the aberration even using the chromatic aberration tool.
The banding, I'm guessing, wouldn't be noticeable without cropping the image.
I have a few other shots that are decent but curious if there's anything I can do to improve this one as it's one of the better hummer photos I've taken. Tx, steve
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