BLEH...

TedEllis wrote in post #16939180
Rog, to take it a step further, it is obvious there is a feeder to the left of the hummer. The red saturation is strong. You can selectively reduce the red saturation on the underside of the hummer.

Ted

Yeah Rog......what Ted said. Version 3 following Ted's suggestion and removing the bugger from her beak.

See what fun you can have when you learn to edit

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Uh, er, for one of the few times, I'm almost speechless! You guys are something else-and I mean that as the sincerest form of a compliment. How the heck, Ted, do you see red saturation? Yes, I cloned out a red feeder. Amazing! And Steve, I did essentially follow your procedure with a side note that you're using products I do not have. The point about delving into LR is well taken. I need to try harder, study more and be very thankful for all the good people on POTN.
And Steve, your efforts regarding the "bugger on the beak"-wait 'til you see what I hopefully will post in the next day or so-don't know where my girls had their noses but they sure got dirty!
Thank you Steve and Ted, your input is sincerely appreciated.

Nice job on the shot, and Camfan for the edit.