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guyenkirsten

Any Lumix DMC-L1 users out there?

guyenkirsten 13.01.09, 14:10
Hi Guy,

I am sorry for the mistake, my fault!

Thank you for liking my pictures. I am no artist either, I just like to take pictures.

You are young, you have plenty of time to learn and gain sensitivity.

All the very best

Paulo
Paulo Jorge Moreira 25.05.09, 21:52
Paulo Jorge Moreira Paulo Jorge Moreira 25.05.09, 21:52
Hi Guy,

I am sorry for the mistake, my fault!

Thank you for liking my pictures. I am no artist either, I just like to take pictures.

You are young, you have plenty of time to learn and gain sensitivity.

All the very best

Paulo
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Carol Anderson

selling/printing

Carol Anderson 16.05.09, 11:58
I use my laser printer for commercial purposes, and no matter what anyone advises, for or against, I'll continue to use laser printers as the quality from them is superb. Most of the people who decry them have never used, or seen the results from, a quality laser photo printer.
Deleted user 17.05.09, 15:56
Deleted user Deleted user 17.05.09, 15:56
I use my laser printer for commercial purposes, and no matter what anyone advises, for or against, I'll continue to use laser printers as the quality from them is superb. Most of the people who decry them have never used, or seen the results from, a quality laser photo printer.
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glamindierocker

Suggestions on How to Improvise Pro Photo Equipment

glamindierocker 15.05.09, 06:37
Cover the flash for your P5001 with white tissue paper and this will soften the light output.
Deleted user 17.05.09, 01:33
Deleted user Deleted user 17.05.09, 01:33
Cover the flash for your P5001 with white tissue paper and this will soften the light output.
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Storm01

Any Nikon Coolpix p5100 users

Storm01 24.08.08, 00:08
hi! I'm also lovin this camera, although now I am aware of its limitations. but still it's better than the conventional compact digital cameras. even my dslr friends love my baby nikon p5100, although still dslr is the best deal out there for anyone who wishes to seriously excel in photography. good thing you can still improve on your photos by maximizing the features of your nikon. it can give you awesome shots as long as you know how to use its little wonders. good shots meaning good lighting as judged by using the histogram function, proper aperture for indoor and outdoor shots, shutter speed for still/motion photography and short/long exposures(perfect for night shots), difference of macro from landscape shots, etc. this really cool and easy to follow website teaches you tips and tricks on photography basics on any digital camera. http://www.advancedphotography.net/
glamindierocker 15.05.09, 06:31
glamindierocker glamindierocker 15.05.09, 06:31
hi! I'm also lovin this camera, although now I am aware of its limitations. but still it's better than the conventional compact digital cameras. even my dslr friends love my baby nikon p5100, although still dslr is the best deal out there for anyone who wishes to seriously excel in photography. good thing you can still improve on your photos by maximizing the features of your nikon. it can give you awesome shots as long as you know how to use its little wonders. good shots meaning good lighting as judged by using the histogram function, proper aperture for indoor and outdoor shots, shutter speed for still/motion photography and short/long exposures(perfect for night shots), difference of macro from landscape shots, etc. this really cool and easy to follow website teaches you tips and tricks on photography basics on any digital camera. http://www.advancedphotography.net/
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veloslug

swamped by red

veloslug 05.04.09, 16:37
Post Edited (19:36h)
veloslug 07.04.09, 04:14
veloslug veloslug 07.04.09, 04:14
Post Edited (19:36h)
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Deleted user

Any user with lumix dmc-g1 experience?

Deleted user 19.01.09, 15:43
http://www.fotocommunity.com/forum/read ... 469&t=2469
Deleted user 02.02.09, 23:05
Deleted user Deleted user 02.02.09, 23:05
http://www.fotocommunity.com/forum/read ... 469&t=2469
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Nuril Anwar

Mirror Lock-up & Bulb

Nuril Anwar 21.08.08, 00:47
And because you opened the mirror lock up and placed the camera on tripod, there won't be any vibration so won't be any difference between the photos, except the moving subjects. Mirror Lock Up will be on unless you disable it.
Tayfun YAMAN 28.01.09, 14:41
Tayfun YAMAN Tayfun YAMAN 28.01.09, 14:41
And because you opened the mirror lock up and placed the camera on tripod, there won't be any vibration so won't be any difference between the photos, except the moving subjects. Mirror Lock Up will be on unless you disable it.
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guyenkirsten

How to learn about the photodetails

guyenkirsten 13.01.09, 21:31
This site does not automatically capture the EXIF data for each photo, not that I'm aware of at any rate.

The only way I know of to get it from this site is to ask the photographer and see if they can find it.
Deleted user 14.01.09, 07:05
Deleted user Deleted user 14.01.09, 07:05
This site does not automatically capture the EXIF data for each photo, not that I'm aware of at any rate.

The only way I know of to get it from this site is to ask the photographer and see if they can find it.
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Deleted user

PROBLEM WITH HARSH SHADOW NOISE

Deleted user 13.11.08, 20:32
Hi Donna,

You can always reduce the noise in Photoshop. Let me know if you need any help.

Marcus x
Marcus Rich 13.01.09, 15:08
Marcus Rich Marcus Rich 13.01.09, 15:08
Hi Donna,

You can always reduce the noise in Photoshop. Let me know if you need any help.

Marcus x
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DDW

Starting from scratch

DDW 26.12.08, 16:37
Ended up stretching for a D60 with the 18-55 VR Lens . I Should be recieveing it Tuesday and can't wait to get snapping.

Appreciate all your feedback and responce.Very happy.



Post Edited (9:09h)
DDW 05.01.09, 10:06
DDW DDW 05.01.09, 10:06
Ended up stretching for a D60 with the 18-55 VR Lens . I Should be recieveing it Tuesday and can't wait to get snapping.

Appreciate all your feedback and responce.Very happy.



Post Edited (9:09h)
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Gem Gem

Yellow/Orange cast on photos in studio...

Gem Gem 05.12.08, 14:12
Sounds like you are shooting with Hot lights and their temperature is warmer than daylight/flash
shoot in raw and you may be able to control it after the fact, or set white balance to the appropiate setting.
Merry Christmas and have a Wonderful New Year !
Detlef Klahm 22.12.08, 06:54
Detlef Klahm Detlef Klahm 22.12.08, 06:54
Sounds like you are shooting with Hot lights and their temperature is warmer than daylight/flash
shoot in raw and you may be able to control it after the fact, or set white balance to the appropiate setting.
Merry Christmas and have a Wonderful New Year !
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SteveW

Epson scanners

SteveW 21.12.08, 23:36
I have thousands of 6 x 4.5 cm transparencies and negatives which I want to scan and then view by projection, on a tv screen or a monitor.

I have looked at the specifications for the Epson V500 and V700 scanners and I'm not sure what the difference is between them.
They seem to have the same resolution.
Is there a difference in tonal gradation between scans from these scanners?
Would there be a visible difference in quality on projection?
What advantage does the dual lense system have in the V700?
The V500 seems to have more software than the V700?

I would want to have some prints done from scans, both colour and B&W, but the sheer number of original images precludes printing more than a small proportion of them.

Thanks in advance for any learned replies.

SteveW.
SteveW 21.12.08, 23:36
SteveW SteveW 21.12.08, 23:36
I have thousands of 6 x 4.5 cm transparencies and negatives which I want to scan and then view by projection, on a tv screen or a monitor.

I have looked at the specifications for the Epson V500 and V700 scanners and I'm not sure what the difference is between them.
They seem to have the same resolution.
Is there a difference in tonal gradation between scans from these scanners?
Would there be a visible difference in quality on projection?
What advantage does the dual lense system have in the V700?
The V500 seems to have more software than the V700?

I would want to have some prints done from scans, both colour and B&W, but the sheer number of original images precludes printing more than a small proportion of them.

Thanks in advance for any learned replies.

SteveW.
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Carol Anderson

Moonlight

Carol Anderson 27.09.07, 08:56
If a clear bright night without cloud, a setting of f11.0 1/125th sec at ISO 100 should give enough of a good photo. But it needs to be in focus. Anything around 1/6th sec will show the rotation of the earth and the moon and become blurred in the photo.
Ken Valkeith 07.12.08, 22:30
Ken Valkeith Ken Valkeith 07.12.08, 22:30
If a clear bright night without cloud, a setting of f11.0 1/125th sec at ISO 100 should give enough of a good photo. But it needs to be in focus. Anything around 1/6th sec will show the rotation of the earth and the moon and become blurred in the photo.
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Kevin Gardner

grainy photos

Kevin Gardner 15.08.08, 21:50
lower your iso and use a tripod,see if that works
Malcolm Robson 27.11.08, 22:20
Malcolm Robson Malcolm Robson 27.11.08, 22:20
lower your iso and use a tripod,see if that works
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Maria Porter

Probs with flash photography

Maria Porter 30.10.08, 09:58
Thank you for that great reply!!

Regards,
Maria
Maria Porter 05.11.08, 15:31
Maria Porter Maria Porter 05.11.08, 15:31
Thank you for that great reply!!

Regards,
Maria
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