Fishing Cat
I created this composite image from two photos I recently took of a Fishing Cat at the Memphis Zoo to show the difference between using a circular polarizing filter and no filter at all. Both photos were taken within one minute of each other with the same camera and lens, in a shaded area, with a lightly overcast sky. Both photos are jpegs straight from the camera shot in apeture priority mode. The only post processing I did was to combine them into a composite, add text, and resize the entire image.
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- Category:
- Memphis Zoo
- Uploaded By:
- RetiredToTheZoo
- Date:
- 2 Aug 2016
- View Count:
- 871
- Comment Count:
- 3
EXIF Data
- File Size:
- 393.4 KB
- Mime Type:
- image/jpeg
- Width:
- 640px
- Height:
- 481px
- Aperture:
- f/5.6
- Make:
- PENTAX
- Model:
- PENTAX K-50
- Date / Time:
- 2015:06:01 14:02:15
- Exposure Time:
- 1/200 sec
- ISO Speed Rating:
- ISO 3200
- Focal Length:
- 190 mm
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