Ralf R. Radermacher wrote:
Markus Maurer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not a lot Germans seem to read the PDML, I know about 3 active members only?
And those few live in other parts of the country. I tend to agree with
former German chancellor Adenauer who insisted on installing the
Pentaxians,
Thanks to the evangelical zeal of my brother Francis (who has lately
been tooting about his photo contest victory), I recently converted to
Pentax and bought a K10D. I made this purchase just before I leaving
Canada for a month in Berlin, and the assortment of lenses I bought on
Hi Folks,
Thanks to the evangelical zeal of my brother Francis (who has lately
been tooting about his photo contest victory), I recently converted to
Pentax and bought a K10D. I made this purchase just before I leaving
Canada for a month in Berlin, and the assortment of lenses I bought on
eBay
How do you rename/organize your digital photos?
I'm now at image 17,603 and am having a bit of a crisis with my sorting
regime because I can't add my last 7603 images to my file system. Until
now I've just been sorting my photos into a bunch of folders (people,
deer, sail boats, etc.), and copying
Tesst! :{
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Hi Folks,
I'm going to Egypt in a few days, and -- since I haven't been quite
convinced to switch to digital -- I have some questions about film and
such. First, what is the current situation with airport x-rays? I had
heard that any film below about 800 would be fine, but a NG guide I
I'm certain it does but, compared to the gazillions of gallons of fuel
that the freighter burns every hour, its consumption is fairly
insignificant if it only uses its engine when necessary (which almost
none do, but they could if they smartened up a bit).
Having spent more than my fair share
Thanks Don!
Encyclopedia Organica to the rescue! (again)
That retainer took a considerable amount of... Ahem Convincing (in
the form of a small hammer hitting a large nail poked in to the
now-non-existent slots as well as a lot of WD40) but I got it off.
And... Voila! Just dirty
Color management, yay! (not).
I'm going to be printing a bunch of scans, which need some adjusting in
PS. My limited knowledge suggests that it would be better to tweak the
images in RGB, then convert them to CMYK for printing (since the monitor
doesn't accurately display CMYK images, so I
I'm sending them to a professional printing outfit, but they won't be
done on a press per se. I'd guess some form of colour laser printer.
Does that sound plausible?
Adam
William Robb wrote:
How are the images going to be printed?
William Robb
you convert to
CMYK... all of the working colour spaces I have are RGB.
- Dave
On Dec 29, 2005, at 4:23 PM, Adam McKenty wrote:
Color management, yay! (not).
I'm going to be printing a bunch of scans, which need some adjusting
in PS. My limited knowledge suggests that it would be better
Bob Sullivan wrote:
Do they never run out of pictures for you to rate? Bob S.
Not really.
I have seen a few photos twice but not many.
Francis
On 12/11/05, Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody get this?
If not you're lucky and I'll spare you the self promotion-induced nausea,
Pentaxians,
In your experience, which is a less expensive way to produce cards,
prints, calendars and such: buy ink and photo paper and use an inkjet
printer; or get them made at a lab/print shop? I would have thought the
do-it-yourself method cheaper, but then I ran across Dan Heller's most
and they'll print a calendar for
you, complete with special dates (such as Uncle
Elmer's birthday) filled in, for a very modest price.
Rick
--- Adam McKenty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pentaxians,
In your experience, which is a less expensive way to
produce cards,
prints, calendars and such: buy
At 06:56 PM 1/13/2005 +, you wrote:
you're very lucky to have such willilng subjects! Have you tried
shooting them with the camera and lens on a bean bag?
Yes, I made a pinto bean one which I use quite a bit, but the ground was
very muddy with deep puddles which I wasn't to keen on lying in
I'm doing calendars on legal size paper (8.5 x 14 inches) folded and
stapled. Printing alone is going to cost me $19.50 Canadian per calendar
(about $16 US).
I could print them at home on an Epson Stylus color 850, but in order to
get reasonable quality on the inkjet I'd need to use glossy
Hi folks,
I've put some photos together into a calendar (yes, a bit behind schedule),
and I'm getting it printed by someone who runs a local news paper and
offers printing services on the side. Unfortunately neither I nor the
person doing the printing know much about the complexities of
Not only did I get it twice, but now I've commented twice! vbg
Ooops! :-O
For some reason your first comment didn't turn up in my mailbox. :(
I guess my ISP choked on it.
Liked it then, like it now. I asked in my previous comment, did you
desaturate everything but the yellow of the daisies?
Bee in flower, that is...
I grabbed this one with my brothers N***n outside the polling station while
he was participating in democracy.
I suppose that it might be outside the rules, seeing as it was produced
with equipment from the dark side, but I figured that violators wouldn't be
prosecuted
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