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A different edit on a usual kind of mantis shot for me, went much darker rather then the usual bright and vibrant

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Burrowing Owl...

Photo from Tom in Arizona's gallery.
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White legged damselflies

Photo from Weja's gallery.

A nice little kitty cat..

Image preview and culling process help sought. I have a R6 and have found that using electronic shutter in servo mode when shooting wildlife has been fantastic. I've shot bears, herons, coyotes, a red wolf, deer, and a variety of average yard birds without seeing the slightest flinch in behavior I used to see when shooting my 1DX as it clicked away. However, at 20 FPS I have lots of images to cull through for keepers and find it a bit cumbersome to load them into Lightroom Classic (LRC) and pick through them. I've heard that Photo Mechanic allows you to preview and zoom in on raw files to pick/select the ones you want to import into LRC. I was wondering what folks might use to preview images and/or what workflow changes you may have made after using the R5/R6?

Thanks for your input. I'll post a duplicate message on the R6 thread to maximize outreach.

Woody

Jordan Lake - Acadia National Park Maine

Photo from mrfixitx's gallery.
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Full moon setting on Puget Sound across the Edmond's Marina

Red-shouldered Hawk with Brown Thrasher.
Don

Photo from Littlefield's gallery.
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Love using the 400mm at f2.8

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Greater Roadrunner...

Lt Colonel wrote in post #19253994
Image preview and culling process help sought. I have a R6 and have found that using electronic shutter in servo mode when shooting wildlife has been fantastic. I've shot bears, herons, coyotes, a red wolf, deer, and a variety of average yard birds without seeing the slightest flinch in behavior I used to see when shooting my 1DX as it clicked away. However, at 20 FPS I have lots of images to cull through for keepers and find it a bit cumbersome to load them into Lightroom Classic (LRC) and pick through them. I've heard that Photo Mechanic allows you to preview and zoom in on raw files to pick/select the ones you want to import into LRC. I was wondering what folks might use to preview images and/or what workflow changes you may have made after using the R5/R6?

Thanks for your input. I'll post a duplicate message on the R6 thread to maximize outreach.

Woody

I use Lightroom for culling. It is ideal for that purpose. You can very easily zoom in to 1:1 to check for critical focus, boost exposure to see if a shot will tolerate that, compare to pick the best of two, diddle white balance or other settings to try to rescue before discarding, and mark for deletion before actually deleting. It views the actual raw instead of an embedded JPG. I think it is ideal for the purpose.

When I started on LR many years ago, the program was touted primarily as a digital asset management tool. You catalogued your shots with keywords so you could find stuff back later. Plus, it could develop the photo. The developing tools were useful but a bit basic back then. I fooled around with the app to see if it was for me. I didn't catch on to the cataloguing at all, and the processing features were simple, but it was great for culling. So in those days, that's what I used LR for. And today I still do.

I've tried to use FastStone and other image applications for culling, but end up going back to LR.

The sign should be green, in CELEBRATION of fun corners ahead!!!!

Nice shot/car!!

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Image 1: A Roadrunner gets his breakfast...
Image 2: A Bee close-up shot handheld @700mm (100-500mm lens + 1.4x Tele)

R5 paired with the 70-200II at Mammoth Moto.