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Ahh... got there at last, talk about long way round to get there. We could get straight to our own gallery direct from from the member pull down but it no longer exists.
Steve
Thread: Portrait Touch Up Suggestions | Forum: Photography
Mmm, second thought, try re-scan at the highest setting your scanner will go, and crop the shot tight around the face and start from there.
Steve
Thread: Portrait Touch Up Suggestions | Forum: Photography
Oh My.... That is not going to be easy but do-able. Looks like a full straight on flash. Changing the background might be a good idea but not easy on this picture around the back of the head. Also the jumper will require 'toning' down a bit and the flash bounce back on the face.
Good luck, sorry but I have not time a the moment to play with it, but I'm sure others will with their potato-shop skills.
Steve
Thread: June Monthly Challenge *CD cover* | Forum: Photography
Thread: Portrait Touch Up Suggestions | Forum: Photography
Hi, When I scan old family photos I scan at a minimum of 600 dpi, sometimes 1200 dpi. Yes the PC nearly dies at this but much better for touching up and then down size for print as Simon stated.
Steve
Thread: tonight the moon (bis) | Forum: Photography
Ahh, moom shots, love them all.
This is still one of challenges, only tried a few times and they were, YUCK. But, I have been reading up and now waiting for a clear night and full moon.
Steve
Thread: Bill or Ben | Forum: Photography
Bill and Ben BANNED!!! Not here in the UK. Sorry but you cannot ban Bill and Ben......... Whatever next...............Blimey, there must be some right prudes down under running the TV networks.
Steve
Thread: Bill or Ben | Forum: Photography
Ahhhhh, memories, weeeeeeeeeeeeeed!! showing age now, mmmmm.
Nice shot Pat, but that flag pole, lol!!
Steve
Thread: Gallery of the Month | Forum: Photography
Thread: DITI May-30 | Forum: Photography
Kort
It was not until you said that I can see what you mean about the Plaid, I should have seen it straight away, living in Scotland, land of the Tartan.
Steve
Thread: DITI May-30 | Forum: Photography
Steve
Thread: Focus on discipline..trained, learned, part of you? why shoot what you do? | Forum: Photography
Intresting thread and reading,
For me, I shoot landscapes, why, probally because I'm surrounded by it. If I lived in a town, I have no idea what I would do. I would like to do other projects, I have some ideas in my head but at the moment spare time is against me but that will change this summer.
However, if i stumble across a subject and I have the camera to hand, away I go. I'm really itching to do some studio work, but that will have to wait until later.
Steve
Thread: Bored on a train | Forum: Photography
Thread: Panorama shot | Forum: Photography
3Dguy, thanks for that, great link.
Great learning here, that will teach me for typing on the fly without putting brain in gear, now I understand. Thanks.
Putting design head on now, ruler, pencil, paper, here we go....
Steve
Thread: Panorama shot | Forum: Photography
Simon, never ever thought of doing portriat for pano's, great idea, thanks. However using my tripod would give the problems 3DGuy has stated. The bracket, if I made one, would have to be some 300mm long, because of the type of head I use (quick grip ball, ball to head plate 250mm), to long!!
Another way would be to tie a string around the lens against the camera body with a small weight and mark the floor with chalk, and move the tripod on every shot to the same mark, but this would only work well if you were on flat ground I suppose.
Ah, or even better, use the flash shoe to tie the string as this is just in line with the sensor in the camera, sorry typing whilst thinking about. I'll shut up now.
That's it, of to experiment.
Steve
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Thread: Members own Gallery, or not.......... | Forum: Photography