Anybody tried/knows a way of converting to BW using only lightroom
with good results ?
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Folks, I've imported about 350 images to LR beta 4. This is all my K10D
stuff that I shot so far. My PC at home is running Win XP (not 64 bit)
and hardware is Athlon 64 at rated 2800+ with 1.5 GB RAM on board. Not
the fastest, but not a slouch either.
Now, if I have an image in the
J. C. O,
hi, thanks, I have V2.4 already so I guess I am good on that.
Im still not clear on Pentax photolab and browser though. Are
you saying I will want or need to get these latest versions
or are they all just junk not worth the effort?
as many others I found ACR to be superior over any
You know what would be really really really nice a pentax 135-400
f/4.5 it would make a great pair with the upcoming 50-135 f/2.8...
the 60-250 is a bit of a compromise ...had it been a 120-300 or maybe
350 it would be a much better fit in Pentax' lens line. a 120-300
f/2.8 would be lovely
They look great! One thing I've struggled with is finding a BW conversion
technique that I can get consistent, pleasing results with. Can you give a
link to the site you mention please?
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http://www.mindspring.com/~morephotos/PESO_--_petulantangels.html
Very nice rendering. Not as good old BW film but same kind of
rendering, I like it.
http://www.mindspring.com/~morephotos/PESO_--_madcongchu.html
I like the photo but I don't like the color. It seems like there's a
green color
On 1/31/07, Leon Altoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Scott,
One of the things that really speeded up my Photoshop use was using the
keyboard shortcuts.
You can select any tool you want by pressing a single button, change to
scroll mode in any tool by holding down the space bar, adjust brush
Well that makes me doubly glad that I saw it :-)
Cheers,
Dave
On 1/30/07, Brian Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apparently if you wait a few thousand years you still won't see it.
Reports I've read suggest that this is it's first? and last visit as its
likely to break up.
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There is a video tutorial here:
http://www.photoshopuser.com/lightroom/index.html
... under Processing Editing Photos titled Creating Black and
Whites - Matt Kloskowski
BTW the same controls are in ACR for PS CS3.
Cheers,
Dave
On 1/31/07, Thibouille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody
From: Amita Guha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I will be attending a big BBQ cookoff in Houston with Nate in
February.
What is a cookoff?
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On 31.01.2007, at 09:26 , Peter Lacus wrote:
Welcome to the world of Lightroom (beta), Boris. This is exactly the
reason why Lightroom is NOT for me.
Exactly and that's one of the reasons I choosed Aperture over Lightroom.
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Hello David,
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
This is a series of pictures of a white piece of tissue used to wrap a
Christmas gift. Light was natural, white balance manually set.
Updated
firmware. Obviously, many of these are 1 or 2 stops underexposed,
but,
I was
I'm afraid I can't provide you with a good answer.
At first my Lightroom had acceptable performance, but it has gradually been
slowing down. I don't think it is because of increased numbers of files
(that's what I experienced with RSP), because I haven't photographed much
lately. I have tweaked
Excellent... Thanks David !
Will try ASAP :)
2007/1/31, David Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
There is a video tutorial here:
http://www.photoshopuser.com/lightroom/index.html
... under Processing Editing Photos titled Creating Black and
Whites - Matt Kloskowski
BTW the same controls are in
On Tue, 30 Jan 2007, William Robb wrote:
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From: Scott Loveless Subject: Re: I gotta brag
On 1/30/07, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
small children who couldn't take a hint. Got any recommendations for
a low key breed that gets along well with small kids?
Thanks Yens. BTW, I took the second example down, since it was more a
sample of lens performance than it was a shot I wanted on my photo.net
page.
On Jan 31, 2007, at 1:34 AM, Jens Bladt wrote:
Wow, amazing sharpness/DOF at F1:3.5.
Nice shot too :-)
Regards
Jens Bladt
Nytarkort /
This is interesting.
BTW one should *always* have 5 -10% free space on any disk drive. It
really helps performance (this comment is very general, not Lightroom
related).
2007/1/31, Tim Øsleby [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm afraid I can't provide you with a good answer.
At first my Lightroom had
Nice. Can you give us a link to the software or to Mark's site? I no
longer seem to be able to find a bookmark for Mark's site.
Paul
On Jan 31, 2007, at 1:07 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
I've come to the conclusion that the software that Mark Roberts has a
link on his web site to, (the Photoshop
I'm aware of the 5-10% rule. That's why I did it ;-)
Tim
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A mighty fine picture.
Tim
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Subject: PESO - snow geese and moon
I was visiting my parents this
Do you know how heavy a DFA 120-300 f2.8 would be? I'd end up never
taking it with me.
I'd be really happy with a sharp 250mm f4 on a K10D.
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Patrick Genovese wrote:
You know what would be really really really nice a
Installing and reinstalling also helps. But not for long :-(
Tim
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I like the second one; the first one doesn't excite
me.
Rick
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Child friendy dogs? How about a Golden Retriever.
25 years ago, the Judge next door had a Golden.
It was smart and mischevious, but very kid friendly.
The Judge and his wife were in their 60's, so the dog
would run away (escape) to the local grade school
for a visit with kids. Of course, the
It's a cooking contest where prizes are offered for different
categories: You can look at the last paragraph here to see what I
mean:
http://www.hlsr.com/et/bbqc/bbqc_index.aspx
Nate and I have hosted a couple of small cookoffs at our place. They
are a lot of fun.
Amita
On 1/31/07, mike wilson
I'm with Godders on this one... Maybe something to do with the type of
window. For example, argon gas between the panes or a UV (or some other
insulating filter) on the glass could cause weird colors that may
otherwise not be noticed by your eyes. Better to test outdoors in
real natural
P. J. Alling wrote:
http://www.mindspring.com/~morephotos/PESO_--_steamdetail.html
I don't normally go for sepia pictures, but this one works very well.
Nicely done
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ann sanfedele wrote:
http://photography2.skofteland.net:8080/albums/userpics/10001/snow_moon_IMG_6067.jpg
http://tinyurl.com/yo5nut
What do you think?
I think I like it quite a lot...
decisive moment stuff (unless, of course, you made two different pixs
and combined them in PS :)
Tim Øsleby wrote:
A mighty fine picture.
tional reasons.
http://photography2.skofteland.net:8080/albums/userpics/10001/snow_moon_IMG_
6067.jpg
http://tinyurl.com/yo5nut
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Thibouille wrote:
This is just an example...
For a couple weeks I tried to find my proof of purchase of my DA
50-200 I bought back in last August. I wanted to insure my
photographic hardware (the part which can be insured which means, new
or almost hardware) and did not found my ticket. :|
Christian
I visited the exhibition of the World Wild Life contest yesterday and I
think your picture is of the level I have seen there.
Henk
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In fact I'll be doing this in a day or two with my
laptop so I can get my free copy of Windows Vista.
That's likely to be worth exactly what you paid for it. :-)
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Henk Terhell wrote:
Christian
I visited the exhibition of the World Wild Life contest yesterday and I
think your picture is of the level I have seen there.
you are way too kind, but thanks. The geese in my shot are WAY to
blurry to print this thing bigger than 4x6 and would never pass
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Child friendy dogs? How about a Golden Retriever.
The number 1 biter in North America?
The new health disaster looking for a place to happen?
Sorry, not for me. Goldens aren't dogs they used to be.
William Robb
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From: Scott Loveless Subject: Re: OT - Wedding photography advice
solicitation
Ferget multiple lenses. Keep your equipment to a minumum. Personally, I'd
recommend just a standard lens. It'll keep you from being caught flat
footed, by having a lens off the
J and K Messervy wrote:
They look great! One thing I've struggled with is finding a BW
conversion
technique that I can get consistent, pleasing results with. Can you
give a
link to the site you mention please?
I think this is the software to which he's referring:
Really interesting and probably marketable! If it were mine, I'd be
wishing the ball were a bit sharper edged and the shadow perfectly
centered. I feel this type image requires balanced geometry.
Its glow adds a lot.
Jack
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A bit of a departure for me, this
On Tue, 30 Jan 2007 16:10:22 -0800, Bruce Dayton wrote:
Sounds about like me. If you are going to use a flash, use a REAL
flash. On all my cameras from way back that had a pop up flash, I
think I have used it perhaps 5 or 6 times in all. It is a stop gap
for the few times I am unprepared and
I wouldn't try to shoot an event like a party or wedding without a zoom. At any
size 11 x14 or smaller, there's no visible difference between a shot taken with
the FA35/2 and one taken with the DA 16-45/4. I used the latter at the
reception of the wedding I recently shot. It was perfect, and I
William Robb wrote:
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From: Bob Sullivan Subject: Re: I gotta brag
Child friendy dogs? How about a Golden Retriever.
The number 1 biter in North America?
The new health disaster looking for a place to happen?
Sorry, not for me. Goldens aren't dogs they used
There is a chance that I may be there then. I'm currently spending about
half my life in Houston and could be there at the end of the month. Will
keep in mind and let you know if my dates fit.
Peter
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I sniffed around to find the original of The End. The new look is a lot
better.
ReCongratulation.
Tim
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Lightroom v4.1beta has simpler BW conversion controls: just click
Grayscale in the Develop Basic module then the Grayscale Mixer is
available to do a similar thing that's in the v1.0 release.
Watching these videos on version 1.0 is great ... they've fleshed out
so many of the bits that are
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I wouldn't try to shoot an event like a party or wedding without a zoom. At
any size 11 x14 or smaller, there's no visible difference between a shot
taken with the FA35/2 and one
Doug Franklin wrote:
Adam Maas wrote:
In fact I'll be doing this in a day or two with my
laptop so I can get my free copy of Windows Vista.
That's likely to be worth exactly what you paid for it. :-)
Probably but I've been missing a few OS X features that Vista has stolen.
-Adam
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From: Christian
Subject: Re: I gotta brag
I don't have a dog now because the ONLY dog I will get will be another
GSP and I just don't have the space or time for one right now.
My parents' neighbour kept GSPs. They were excellent dogs, and were very
good with
It's difficult to judge the performance of the v1.0 release version
by running the v4.1 beta release. In addition, the Windows version in
v4.1 beta isn't as well tuned as the Mac OS X version ... the latter
had about a year's more development/optimization time when the
Windows version was
On 1/31/07 10:02 AM, Adam Maas, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's likely to be worth exactly what you paid for it. :-)
Probably but I've been missing a few OS X features that Vista has stolen.
Well, see this but click on vote results of Vista: Now or never :-).
On 31/1/07, Roman, discombobulated, unleashed:
http://roman.blakout.net/?blog=20070128164314
The bokeh on that lens gives me the willies.
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I think its in Italian flag mode, did you get the K10D World cup edition
or something?
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Hello,
Well, the other day I decided to take a look at this k lens
underexposure issue (which appears to be a real problem) and instead
found another problem. Here are the
In many ways, a zoom is easier to use than a prime, particularly when one has
to work in crowded or camped locations. Zooms are now the recommended lenses
for beginers. Scott is more than experienced enough to handle a zoom. My
experience, BTW, is pretty conventional and for the most part, that
On 1/31/07, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT - Wedding photography advice solicitation
I wouldn't try to shoot an event like a party or wedding without a zoom. At
any size 11 x14 or smaller, there's no visible
To each their own. I think if I was able to scout a location ahead of time, I
might consider using a prime for some events. But that isn't always the case.
For example, I had no idea how close I could get shooting the ceremony in the
courthouse. I didn't want to have to swap lenses. Thus, two
Personally, I almost always use prime lenses. For events, I tend to
pick one focal length and stay with that for the whole event. Indoor
parties have never been a problem with either a normal or a medium-
wide lens (35mm or 21mm on the *ist DS works great.
I find the changes in coverage and
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From: Cotty Subject: Re: Like a cinnamon crust
On 31/1/07, Roman, discombobulated, unleashed:
http://roman.blakout.net/?blog=20070128164314
The bokeh on that lens gives me the willies.
He's oversharpening. It buggers up bokeh.
William Robb
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From: Scott Loveless
Subject: Re: OT - Wedding photography advice solicitation
I really appreciate all of the advice I've received, and I certainly
didn't mean to start an argument. Discussion, even with
disagreements, is good, though. My initial intention was
Yes it would be like carting a howitzer around but damn useful i used
the sigma 120-300 on a n...n D200 and its a nice combo and very nice
zoom range for shooting sports with 1.5x focal length crop.
I'm willing to pay the weight penalty for the functionality. I like
compact gear but i;m not one
Mark!
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Wow, I thought people on this list could curb the sarcasm and help a
person.
Tom C.
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Subject: Re: Another k10D problem or just an old
Are there any Pentax users in the Philadelphia area that have a K10d
or an Ist D that I could talk with and maybe see the cameras...As
list members know from my last posts, that I have a lot of high end
Pentax glass and I am still not sure which way to go.I also have
Nikon glass and
If I were taking both film and digital SLRs along, the film camera
would be a medium format camera. I don't think the 35mm film images
would not be up to snuff against the DSLR images, and I know for me
that it would take me forever to render them into prints. All my BW
work is rendered
I like the Petulant Angels shot, P.J.
Tom C.
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Subject: PESO[s] BW Conversions...
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 01:07:37 -0500
I've come to the conclusion that the
Support and Product of Adobe CS2 is the same in the retail and academic
versions. The only difference is the box, and even then I seem to
recall it is just a sticker that says Academic. I would bet the serial
numbers are on a list that let's Adobe know it is an academic version.
Jeff
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I thought the rule of thumb was the x-L teleconverter was recommended
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I use the 1.4x-L. I have never used (and do not own) a x-s series
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There must be a whole lot more people shooting birds and cats at a
distance than I do, or who have incredibly stable hands. I find even
using 135-200mm takes a lot of concentration and effort to hold still
enough, even with SR, to satisfy my desire for sharpness, and I'm
usually backing
Digital Image Studio wrote:
Current technology is providing upwards of 4MW per turbine, so a farm
of 20 turbines can produce in the order of 800MW or about half to a
one third the size of an average coal fired power plant (in
Australia).
Sorry, Rob, for nit-picking, b ut 4 MW * 20 = 80 MW.
When you say you have these on the SD card in the camera,
does this mean you use these in-camera somehow?
I am confused.
jco
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In a message dated 1/31/2007 7:07:49 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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I sniffed around to find the original of The End. The new look is a lot
better.
ReCongratulation.
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Thanks. :-)
Marnie aka DoeI think so too.
Talk about frankencameras!
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1036message=21862555
Apparently you get a 5x crop factor so your 50mm lens has the FOV of a
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Mark, I think it has to be out-frank'ed ;-). Or out-franken'ed ;-).
Mark Roberts wrote:
Talk about frankencameras!
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1036message=21862555
Apparently you get a 5x crop factor so your 50mm lens has the FOV of a
250 on full frame :)
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right knee from the car key or dashboard.
I've had my camera with me and later I
On 1/31/07, Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Talk about frankencameras!
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1036message=21862555
Apparently you get a 5x crop factor so your 50mm lens has the FOV of a
250 on full frame :)
Holy cow! For some strange reason, the bastard child
I have to concur. I personally like primes better, but - when I was
shooting 67II's for weddings, all I had were primes. It was very
difficult at times to get the shots needed and timing of things -
having to switch lenses so often.
On digital for weddings I now shoot an A 35-105/3.5, DA
I live a mile from Penn. Where are you?
Rick
--- J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any Pentax users in the Philadelphia area
that have a K10d
or an Ist D that I could talk with and maybe see the
cameras...As
list members know from my last posts, that I have a
lot of high end
On 31/1/07, Mark Roberts, discombobulated, unleashed:
Talk about frankencameras!
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1036message=21862555
Apparently you get a 5x crop factor so your 50mm lens has the FOV of a
250 on full frame :)
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Hello Jan,
For product type shots a setup like you show would work well. I used
to have 3 AF360FGZ's on stands triggered wirelessly from the popup
flash. I was doing more studio type stuff and just found that the
ouput was inadequate to handle the DOF that I wanted on certain shots.
So yes, an
VERY interesting report, thanks Godfrey !
2007/1/31, Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It's difficult to judge the performance of the v1.0 release version
by running the v4.1 beta release. In addition, the Windows version in
v4.1 beta isn't as well tuned as the Mac OS X version ... the
On 31/1/07, Scott Loveless, discombobulated, unleashed:
Holy cow! For some strange reason, the bastard child of two Pentax
cameras doesn't bother me nearly as much as what Cotty does.
I'm bringing my Dremel to GFM
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Glad you're not hurt Boris!
Tom C.
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Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 19:53:35 +0200
I've had a car crash this morning. The other guy just
Thanks Ann.
Tom C.
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Subject: Re: PESO - Snowblind
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 23:10:12 -0500
Tom C wrote:
Skiing last Saturday at Bogus Basin, it was snowy up top.
Yes, I did couple conversions that I find very reasonable.
Thibouille wrote:
Anybody tried/knows a way of converting to BW using only lightroom
with good results ?
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I used to use an excellent 28-85mm zoom for full frame 35mm
film and that covered about 95% or more of what I needed and quickly.
I always carried a 24mm and a 135mm just in case but hardly
ever needed them. With a wedding you are really pressed to
work fast, and there is no time to be changing
Poor misguided fool. Doesn't he realize that he can accomplish the same thing
by cropping an image from a larger sensor?
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From: Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Talk about frankencameras!
Sorting through some secondary slide storage, I came across this and
found that I still consider some of its shapes pleasing.
Guess it doesn't matter where you find them.
Jack
Comments welcome!
http://photolightimages.com/aspupload/detail.asp?ID=217
Now I've freed more HD space. I'm not 100% sure, but my impression is that
it is faster. I'll keep you posted if something significant happenes.
Tim
Mostly harmless (just plain Norwegian)
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Thibouille
I was tempted to look at my calendar to see if it was April 1st. For that
thing to function would require a huge amount of work.
Peter
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Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 6:25 PM
Subject: Re:
Comming home from work, rather late (7 PM), I checked the post office track
and trace facility to see how my K10D shipment was doing. It was said to
have been shiped from the Danish Pentax importer yesterday: My new camera
had arrived in Copenhagen (40 km away) very late last night. At 2 AM this
I am in Bucks county, just north of Philadelphia
At 12:34 PM 1/31/07, you wrote:
I live a mile from Penn. Where are you?
Rick
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Are there any Pentax users in the Philadelphia area
that have a K10d
or an Ist D that I could talk with and maybe see the
Hi folks,
the February PUG is open.
It can be viewed on http://pug.komkon.org
Have Fun.
Best
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Scott Loveless wrote:
For some strange reason, the bastard child of two Pentax
cameras doesn't bother me nearly as much as what Cotty does.
HAR!
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Let me paint a picture of my last two days.
The K10 is scheduled to be delivered today.
Yesterday, #2 kid has a fever and cough so she's not going to school. It's
easier for me to have the day off, so I'm home all day.
I have about fifteen hours of the Daytona 24hr sportscar race in my Tivo,
On Wed, 31 Jan 2007, Boris Liberman wrote:
I've had a car crash this morning.
Oh dear. Pleased you are well.
Kostas
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Hi Boris,
Glad to hear you're ok ..
Sorry to hear about your incident hope things work out ok in the end...
Regards
Patrick
On 1/31/07, Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had a car crash this morning. The other guy just drove to the red
light to my right in such a way that I could
..And Shake reduction works great (77mm and 1/10sec. hand held:
SR OFF http://www.flickr.com/photos/bladt/375804730/
SR ON http://www.flickr.com/photos/bladt/375804808/
Regards
Jens
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On 01/02/07, Igor Roshchin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Digital Image Studio wrote:
Current technology is providing upwards of 4MW per turbine, so a farm
of 20 turbines can produce in the order of 800MW or about half to a
one third the size of an average coal fired power plant (in
...BTW:
When Photoshop CS opens the files, they turn from lanscape to portrait mode
to landscape mode (these portrait shots did) automatically!
Is this magic or does the camera know which side was up?
...
..And Shake reduction works great (77mm and 1/10sec. hand held:
SR OFF
Thanks once again for the gallery, Adelheid.
I like Rick Womar's literal yet very well done interpretation of the theme,
Alastair Robertson's fishermen and Jaime Lahuerta's nicely composed overhead
shot of two figures on a plaza. Good gallery.
Paul
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I think you are not correct here.
If you crop the image from a larger (in size, not in number of pixels!)
sensor, you will get an image with smaller number of pixels compared
to the one you get from the smaller sensor with a comparable total number
of pixels.
(A20 has a 10 MP sensor).
A20 has a
On 01/02/07, Jens Bladt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...BTW:
When Photoshop CS opens the files, they turn from lanscape to portrait mode
to landscape mode (these portrait shots did) automatically!
Is this magic or does the camera know which side was up?
Like the vast majority of PS cameras that
I had my first experience of Vista earlier. Out of curiosity I pointed
my copy of XP Pro running IE7 at the Vista site which tells you
whether or not your machine is man enough to run it.
My mouse cursor immediately disappeared, and I had to reboot the
machine to get it back.
Good one, Bill.
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