the coolest guy who ever lived is Canadian. How did that happen?
Enjoy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_drEFOaPaK8mode=relatedsearch=
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Paul Stenquist wrote:
To expand on this thought, I should mention that one must obviously
pay attention to details and strive for perfection in the exposure.
But when something does go wrong, it's okay to fix it later.
Perhaps one could say that striving for perfection at the time of
What I said is correct. What you said is deliberately inflammatory -- as usual.
Paul
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It's all part and parcel of
Precisely. Well said.
Paul
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Paul Stenquist wrote:
To expand on this thought, I should mention that one must obviously
pay attention to details and strive for perfection in the exposure.
But when
Gottya now Jack.
Thanks
Dave
On 7/13/07, Jack Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I meant was that even if the curved fence were visible to me, my
geek level is far too low to give you PS advice as to how to straighten
it. You said you had already tried the perspective tool, right?
Jack
Thanks Rob.
Thats pretty much what i was doing only from the corners, but never
thought to use the tops.
When i completed the attempts, and hit enter, nothing changed and i
say a ghost image behind
I'll give it another try.
Oh BTW your edit on my photo is what is was trying to do.
Thanks and
Made me chuckle Rob.
Dave
On 7/13/07, Digital Image Studio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..it pays to check why earlier than later:
http://picasaweb.google.com/distudio/Thomas/photo?authkey=pzmnlsD2ZJI#5086598110863323682
Not a particularly good shot but the light was shocking and I used
what
Oh i forgot to add, Tom you can add mine as a link if you want.
In the sig
Dave
On 7/10/07, David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was originally going for a one a day entry, but i'm boring, so its
about once a week. Gives me time to think of something.:-)
I live in the country, no
LoL..always a scary moment!
Jack :)
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Made me chuckle Rob.
Dave
On 7/13/07, Digital Image Studio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..it pays to check why earlier than later:
Dad, what's taking so long? ...
http://homepage.mac.com/ramarren/photo/PAW7/30c.htm
Comments, critique, etc always appreciated.
enjoy
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David, did you have a chance to try the Correct Camera Distortion
tool in the Filter menu? (Elements 5 in my case)
I mentioned in a post yesterday that I had just straightened a leaning
lighthouse caused by a WA lens.
Jack
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Gottya now Jack.
Thanks
Nice Dave.
The rope is in a goodposition and you can see that she is getting a
roping lesson. Might like to see a bit more of them, but thats a minor
nit.
Nice a sharp.
Are these family, or were you just touring around.
Dave
On 7/14/07, David Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G'day All,
Just had a look in the CS help menu and i see nothing for distortion
other than making it.:-)
I'll have to fire up the PC and look at CSII its probably there. I did
the photo conversions, edits etc on the mac ibook with CS
Dave
On 7/14/07, Jack Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David, did you
The Filters-Distortion-Lens Distortion filter was added in
Photoshop CS2.
G
On Jul 14, 2007, at 6:41 AM, David J Brooks wrote:
Just had a look in the CS help menu and i see nothing for distortion
other than making it.:-)
I'll have to fire up the PC and look at CSII its probably there. I
On 7/14/07, David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nice Dave.
The rope is in a goodposition and you can see that she is getting a
roping lesson. Might like to see a bit more of them, but thats a minor
nit.
Nice a sharp.
Thanks Dave.
Wider would have been nice but I only had the 77 with
Nice moment. I was going to say I wish it was a bit wider, but
you've already addressed that. Good shot.
Paul
On Jul 14, 2007, at 10:05 AM, David Savage wrote:
On 7/14/07, David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nice Dave.
The rope is in a goodposition and you can see that she is getting a
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What I said is correct. What you said is deliberately inflammatory -- as
usual.
My apologies Paul. I meant deliberate obduracy, and very deliberate
misinterpretation.
Mark Roberts gets it.
William Robb
Too late, Dave. You have already been linked at least a week grin.
graywolf
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Oh i forgot to add, Tom you can add mine as a link if you want.
That is all well and good if you are a hobbyist or an artist. But if you are
trying to make a living off your photography it is counter productive.
A case in point are the photos in my For Sale post (ebay ads). I shot the ME
Super with the intention of cropping the photos. Then I realized that
On 15/07/07, graywolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is all well and good if you are a hobbyist or an artist. But if you are
trying to make a living off your photography it is counter productive.
A case in point are the photos in my For Sale post (ebay ads). I shot the
ME Super with the
Rob,
1 year old already? Wow.
And quiet is a sure sign of either sleep or mischief.
The good part is the mischief isn't usually too destructive.
Let him play with the pots and pans under the sink someday.
They are great early childhood development toys.
Regards, Bob S.
On 7/13/07, Digital Image
I imagine my comments were clear, but just in case..
In PSE5 the Correct Camera Distortion tool is in the Filter menu.
Although I still don't see the distortion you're referring to, I'd
guess that the Horizontal correction slider might be worth trying.
Now, I'll leave you alone. ;-)
Jack
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On 15/07/07, graywolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is all well and good if you are a hobbyist or an artist. But if you
are trying to make a living off your photography it is counter
productive.
A case
Thanks Jack.
:-)
Dave
On 7/14/07, Jack Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I imagine my comments were clear, but just in case..
In PSE5 the Correct Camera Distortion tool is in the Filter menu.
Although I still don't see the distortion you're referring to, I'd
guess that the Horizontal
that's beautifully exposed - a very nice picture. I'm about to post a
shot of a boy waiting for (I assume) his father.
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I had a lot to do today, and quite a lot to carry around, so in my
one-armedness I couldn't carry a proper camera. My camera had to make
do, but it's a bit like a Holga or Lomo in that there's a randomness
about what comes out, and it gives otherwise routine snaps a bit of
mystery.
Interesting photos. Sometimes limitations make us do new things.
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I had a lot to do today, and quite a lot to carry around, so in my
My camera had to make do,
I meant my phone, of course
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I had a lot to do today, and quite a lot to carry
Godfrey, did you spot meter on his face?
Tricky exposure well handled.
Jack
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that's beautifully exposed - a very nice picture. I'm about to post a
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Well seen captured.
Kenneth Waller
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Dad, what's taking so long? ...
http://homepage.mac.com/ramarren/photo/PAW7/30c.htm
Comments, critique, etc always appreciated.
enjoy
Godfrey
On 7/14/07, Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.web-options.com/se1ec1/
I really like the shot with the yellow door and the bicycle. Maybe
there's something to this camera-in-a-phone thing...
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I was stalking this crab spider to get a good shot. I don't think the
shot is stellar (a beautiful white spider with a single red marking on
ugly purple buddleja flowers). The interesting part is she got a
large fly.
http://leende.net/peso/20070714
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got a
large fly.
http://leende.net/peso/20070714
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Bored stiff
this crab spider to get a good shot. I don't think
the
shot is stellar (a beautiful white spider with a single red marking
on
ugly purple buddleja flowers). The interesting part is she got a
large fly.
http://leende.net/peso/20070714
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No idea what species this is. I like this shot and the little green bug.
http://leende.net/peso/20070714/greenbug.htm
F100 2.8 macro, 1/125, f/8, iso 800
Does the square crop work?
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I was stalking this crab spider to get a good shot. I don't think the
shot is stellar (a beautiful white spider with a single red marking
on
ugly purple buddleja flowers). The interesting part is she got a
large fly.
http://leende.net/peso/20070714
I got my new computer a week ago but, life being that complex thing it
is, didn't have time to start setting it up until two days ago. For a
while I debated just copying everything, OS and all, from the old
computer and doing an OS upgrade. But I eventually decided to start
from a clean
I recently had my Pentax *ist DS stolen, along with my Pentax F 50/2.8
Macro lens, and a 2 Gig SD card. Insurance will cover part of the cost
of replacing the gear. For now, I just need to figure out which camera
body to replace the DS with.
BH Photo only lists the K10D and K100D models. The
My house and studio took a major lightning strike on Thur afternoon. Lots of
physical damage to the studio and lost a lot of electronics.
My destop computer, barely a year old, lost the monitor and the ethernet
portion of the motheboard. I have tried installing a 10/100 card but so far
I cannot
I can sympathize as I had the same happen about 6 weeks ago.
Check that the port on your network hub, and that modem are not blown as well
as the network card. On my system it blew the network card and the port it was
connected to, plus the printer port and laser printer. I now cringe every
What Mark Roberts said is exactly what I said. You strive for
perfection when you shoot. But you don't stop there. That's the way
I've always done it. With film in the darkroom and with digital.
Paul
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Paul, you have incredible patience.
Jack
--- Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What Mark Roberts said is exactly what I said. You strive for
perfection when you shoot. But you don't stop there. That's the way
I've always done it. With film in the darkroom and with digital.
Paul
Try as I might, I can't get used to lightroom. I still prefer ACR by
a wide margin. I find the adjustments by click in lightroom to be far
too coarse. And the categories seemed to be aimed at amateurs.
Clarity and vibrance? What does that mean. In ACR, I know what
contrast, brightness,
No brainer. K10D.
Paul
On Jul 14, 2007, at 8:38 PM, Glen Berry wrote:
I recently had my Pentax *ist DS stolen, along with my Pentax F 50/2.8
Macro lens, and a 2 Gig SD card. Insurance will cover part of the cost
of replacing the gear. For now, I just need to figure out which camera
body to
Paul Stenquist wrote:
I don't see that Lightroom would become as close an
ally for a long time to come.
I haven't messed with Lightroom since the second beta release, but I
didn't like it then, and didn't like it enough that I haven't tried it
again. For me, the big issue was performance.
I picked up a D-FA 100 macro a few months ago, mostly to replace the
Kiron 105mm f2.8, which suffers from pretty bad CA on the K10D.
Haven't run it through any rigorous tests - but it seems to be fine.
Ergonomics are great - the manual focus grip is large and the AF/MF
focus clutch works
On 7/15/07, Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul Stenquist wrote:
I don't see that Lightroom would become as close an
ally for a long time to come.
I haven't messed with Lightroom since the second beta release, but I
didn't like it then, and didn't like it enough that I haven't
Clarity, from my limited use of LR, is an edge contrast tool, Vibrance
adjusts saturation but only on colours with low saturation
BTW, if you don't like LR you wont like PS CS3. It's updated ACR uses
the exact same tools.
Cheers,
Dave
On 7/15/07, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try as
On Jul 14, 2007, at 5:38 PM, Glen Berry wrote:
BH Photo only lists the K10D and K100D models. The Pentax web site
for
the USA lists 4 models. K10D, K100D, K100D Super, and K110. I think I
can live without the K110D option, but what about the K100D Super?
What
does it offer above the
Have you done any of the video tutorials?
They are the quickest way to learn how and why the various things in
Lightroom work. For $15, the Luminous Landscape tutorials are
excellent. And they cover all the new stuff in LR 1.1 as well.
If you read up on what Clarity and Vibrance do, you
Much better sunset today.
http://www.mindspring.com/~happydogsoftware/PESO%20--%20sunsetlighthousepoint.html
Equipment: Pentax *ist-Ds/smc Pentax FA 20-35mm f4.0 AL
As usual comments are welcome but may be totally ignored.
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