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EOS prices
Amigo Zomtec
18.10.04, 14:51
The same +/- like D2X
Yuri Maulin
13.01.05, 15:25
Yuri Maulin
13.01.05, 15:25
The same +/- like D2X
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canon 1ds mk II
xxx
13.11.04, 23:49
Luminous landscape and outback photo.
The 1Ds MkII price is crazy but the camera is incomparable!
Eugenio Carretti
11.01.05, 08:52
Eugenio Carretti
11.01.05, 08:52
Luminous landscape and outback photo.
The 1Ds MkII price is crazy but the camera is incomparable!
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Best Photography Magazine?
Ashley Hindle
20.12.04, 19:13
Try chasseur d'images and rephonse photo, both French and sold worldwide.
Eugenio Carretti
11.01.05, 08:49
Eugenio Carretti
11.01.05, 08:49
Try chasseur d'images and rephonse photo, both French and sold worldwide.
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Prepare your photos for upload!!! #2 (Enhancing sky and clou
Vladimir Danilov
16.12.04, 14:07
AHA! Thank you, Vladimir!
Deborah Hangartner
23.12.04, 20:41
Deborah Hangartner
23.12.04, 20:41
AHA! Thank you, Vladimir!
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happy holidays from a newbie
Mickey Mouse
20.12.04, 06:35
Thanks Mickey say hi to everyone in Disneyland
:-)
Elaine Liebenbaum
20.12.04, 19:11
Elaine Liebenbaum
20.12.04, 19:11
Thanks Mickey say hi to everyone in Disneyland
:-)
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Help please...
Norea .T
16.12.04, 19:08
Norea - I am at present looking for a decent 2nd camera .. I have seen and tried the Pansonic Lumix FZ20 ... it is very cheap, has a superb lense covering 36 to 432mm with f2.8 all the way .. the lense is a leica and the camera gets superb reviews ... if i was to add one thing to it's wish list it would be a slightly larger sensor and a few more pixels .. but the output thanks to the processing engine and top notch lense is reviewed as being the best in it's class ... i think you could do much worse and it will easily be the best value under £400 (£330 on some websites)... i am waiting for the sales in january when i will probably see even more value ... cos i am tight ... someone please show me an amateurs camera as good as this (dont forget the lense) for not much over £300 ...
Deleted user
17.12.04, 01:41
Deleted user
17.12.04, 01:41
Norea - I am at present looking for a decent 2nd camera .. I have seen and tried the Pansonic Lumix FZ20 ... it is very cheap, has a superb lense covering 36 to 432mm with f2.8 all the way .. the lense is a leica and the camera gets superb reviews ... if i was to add one thing to it's wish list it would be a slightly larger sensor and a few more pixels .. but the output thanks to the processing engine and top notch lense is reviewed as being the best in it's class ... i think you could do much worse and it will easily be the best value under £400 (£330 on some websites)... i am waiting for the sales in january when i will probably see even more value ... cos i am tight ... someone please show me an amateurs camera as good as this (dont forget the lense) for not much over £300 ...
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introducing..
Deleted user
15.12.04, 16:49
Welcome Rob happy to have you aboard :-))
Elaine Liebenbaum
15.12.04, 22:15
Elaine Liebenbaum
15.12.04, 22:15
Welcome Rob happy to have you aboard :-))
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To Frame Photoes.
Elizabeth Dew
17.10.04, 07:13
Hi, everybody!
The simplest way to do it in Photoshop is the following:
Step 1. open your picture in PS (skip this step if you are goinig to enhance your photo first.)
Step 2. double-click on the layer "background" in the "layer panel" and rename it in the pop-up dialog box, for ex. "mypicture"
Step 3. Create a new blank layer, rename it to "frame" and drug it down so that it is placed under the "mypicture layer".
Step 4. Click "Image" in the top bar menu, then "Canvas size". In the appeared dialog box increase width and length parameters, for ex. from 1024 to 1050 (less or more, it's upon you), then click O.K. you will see a blank border around your picture.
Step 5. In the "layers" panel click on the "frame" layer so that it becomes hilighted, then only choose the color and fill the layer with it.
Enjoy!!!
Step 6. (only for those, who enjoyed the result and wants something more. The look of the picture will be improved if you, except a frame, make a border line around your picture within frame).
By holding the "Ctrl" key, click on the "mypicture" layer. The whole picture will be selected. Click "Edit", then "Stroke" (as long as I remember. Sorry, I have Russian version of PS). in the appeared dialog box choose the color of the border line and its width (1-2 pixels are enough), then O.K.
Below two examples. The frames are made like described above.
Post Edited (17:56h)
Vladimir Danilov
08.12.04, 12:06
Vladimir Danilov
08.12.04, 12:06
Hi, everybody!
The simplest way to do it in Photoshop is the following:
Step 1. open your picture in PS (skip this step if you are goinig to enhance your photo first.)
Step 2. double-click on the layer "background" in the "layer panel" and rename it in the pop-up dialog box, for ex. "mypicture"
Step 3. Create a new blank layer, rename it to "frame" and drug it down so that it is placed under the "mypicture layer".
Step 4. Click "Image" in the top bar menu, then "Canvas size". In the appeared dialog box increase width and length parameters, for ex. from 1024 to 1050 (less or more, it's upon you), then click O.K. you will see a blank border around your picture.
Step 5. In the "layers" panel click on the "frame" layer so that it becomes hilighted, then only choose the color and fill the layer with it.
Enjoy!!!
Step 6. (only for those, who enjoyed the result and wants something more. The look of the picture will be improved if you, except a frame, make a border line around your picture within frame).
By holding the "Ctrl" key, click on the "mypicture" layer. The whole picture will be selected. Click "Edit", then "Stroke" (as long as I remember. Sorry, I have Russian version of PS). in the appeared dialog box choose the color of the border line and its width (1-2 pixels are enough), then O.K.
Below two examples. The frames are made like described above.
Post Edited (17:56h)
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CF Cards maximum useage ..
Deleted user
23.11.04, 01:46
Well...
Aaa...
Actually, everything in this world will die 8-)). Somewhen your car will no longer be useable, too. Just buy and insert a new CF (it seems to me like your CF is already old). The normal usage limit should be by CF's not less than 1 000 000 pictures
Vladimir Danilov
08.12.04, 10:57
Vladimir Danilov
08.12.04, 10:57
Well...
Aaa...
Actually, everything in this world will die 8-)). Somewhen your car will no longer be useable, too. Just buy and insert a new CF (it seems to me like your CF is already old). The normal usage limit should be by CF's not less than 1 000 000 pictures
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INFRA RED
Deleted user
23.11.04, 01:44
I have seen a lot of infrared pics made with Sony-F828. Just EXCELLENT and very impressive. Unfortunately I don't know any other camera like Sony which has this built-in mode.
Vladimir Danilov
08.12.04, 10:49
Vladimir Danilov
08.12.04, 10:49
I have seen a lot of infrared pics made with Sony-F828. Just EXCELLENT and very impressive. Unfortunately I don't know any other camera like Sony which has this built-in mode.
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print large A3 sized calendars using my photos,works wonders
Nakita Nakita
09.10.04, 12:55
Dear Nakita,
how did you do the DIN A3 prints? WinCal allows only DIN A4 format as far as I have seen. Thanks and best wishes,
Wolfgang
Wolfgang Wiesen
02.12.04, 20:20
Wolfgang Wiesen
02.12.04, 20:20
Dear Nakita,
how did you do the DIN A3 prints? WinCal allows only DIN A4 format as far as I have seen. Thanks and best wishes,
Wolfgang
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from film to digital
Visiones de vida.
23.11.04, 06:07
definately something I am considering under the circumstances..without a doupt digital is quite an advantage to being able to see your work sooner then film..but I must admit there would definately be situations to consider to use film..
Thank you very much.
Visiones de vida.
27.11.04, 09:35
Visiones de vida.
27.11.04, 09:35
definately something I am considering under the circumstances..without a doupt digital is quite an advantage to being able to see your work sooner then film..but I must admit there would definately be situations to consider to use film..
Thank you very much.
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Portfolio work
Chris Stevens
27.11.04, 00:39
hey all, very new to this whole internet display thing...must admitt its pretty intimidating displaying my pictures so widely for the first time!!!
Hoping to study photography at uni...was wondering if anyone could offer me any help with regard to content and style of my portfolio.
thanks
Chris Stevens
27.11.04, 00:39
Chris Stevens
27.11.04, 00:39
hey all, very new to this whole internet display thing...must admitt its pretty intimidating displaying my pictures so widely for the first time!!!
Hoping to study photography at uni...was wondering if anyone could offer me any help with regard to content and style of my portfolio.
thanks
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German / English photo management software
Peter Reilly
18.11.04, 05:47
Yes - you have to check out StudioLine Photo 2. It not only supports German and English languages but a host of others.
This is an excellent piece of software...
Website: http://www.studioline.biz
Enjoy!
Chris Niehoff
22.11.04, 21:28
Chris Niehoff
22.11.04, 21:28
Yes - you have to check out StudioLine Photo 2. It not only supports German and English languages but a host of others.
This is an excellent piece of software...
Website: http://www.studioline.biz
Enjoy!
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the new guy
Jimmy Donnelly
11.11.04, 22:22
hi jimmy those dots are called
noise
alot of digital cameras do that, unfortunately I cant say why.
you need to shoot where there is more light. THat happens in really dark places.
But I just saw you didnt use a digital
scan you pictures higher. Like 300 dpi. That may help.
Elaine Liebenbaum
16.11.04, 18:44
Elaine Liebenbaum
16.11.04, 18:44
hi jimmy those dots are called
noise
alot of digital cameras do that, unfortunately I cant say why.
you need to shoot where there is more light. THat happens in really dark places.
But I just saw you didnt use a digital
scan you pictures higher. Like 300 dpi. That may help.
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