I'm still firmly in the learning stage with the new camera, only taking snapshots at this point. Lots of room for growth though, which is one of the reasons I bought it.
Pathfinder, Now that's a keeper... Makes you want to be there... To feel the color and the quietude. WoW... Makes me want to travel again this summer, but I don't think it's in the cards.
ginette
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Pathfinder, did you crop that or were you leaning over ...... Scary stuff!!
Awesome shot
Thanks for all the kind words. I almost did not post this because I was not sure if it was a pathway, but it is of sorts.
I went out West for a vacation, not just for this contest, Ginger.
I don't think I cropped it very much at all - I will have to look at the file at home this evening to be sure. As for being near the edge of drop offs - I have some pictures from Horsehoe Bend in Arizona that even scare me. See if I can find them tonight perhaps, Gubbs.
Help. Picture Quality. 2 post now and both times the picture quality was rubbish. Its OK camera to PC< I seem to lose it when resizing to post.What am I doing wrong. Any Hints/tips/suggestions/how to/reading material gratfully recieved.
Help. Picture Quality. 2 post now and both times the picture quality was rubbish. Its OK camera to PC< I seem to lose it when resizing to post.What am I doing wrong. Any Hints/tips/suggestions/how to/reading material gratfully recieved.
Neil
Neil:
What size are you "shooting" the image? (I use Fine)
What format?
What program are you using to "work" the image?
Are you on dial-up or broadband (Here size & time might be factors for dial up, like I have at the moment...)
I can help you with Photoshop based programs, but am not up to snuff on some of the others.
That being said... If the image is Jpeg, I recommend saving it in your programs format, doing all of the adjustments as needed.
Size the image, I generally use 8"x6" as a base point at 100dpi
Save for web, aka optimize for web, (here I always strive to keep it at or above 75%.
Then save.
Export up onto your Smugmug website and link back to it to post.
I'm sure there are several other methods that work... Hope this helps a bit....
If your in Photoshop, I can give you step by step directions.
ginette
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it is the same location? too cool
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My only question here is, did someone travel all the way from Indiana to Utah for this Challenge, smile?
Or am I confused on who took what and lives where.
ginger
But not shot since Thursday?
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ginette
Awesome shot
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I went out West for a vacation, not just for this contest, Ginger.
I don't think I cropped it very much at all - I will have to look at the file at home this evening to be sure. As for being near the edge of drop offs - I have some pictures from Horsehoe Bend in Arizona that even scare me. See if I can find them tonight perhaps, Gubbs.
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Neil
Neil:
What size are you "shooting" the image? (I use Fine)
What format?
What program are you using to "work" the image?
Are you on dial-up or broadband (Here size & time might be factors for dial up, like I have at the moment...)
I can help you with Photoshop based programs, but am not up to snuff on some of the others.
That being said... If the image is Jpeg, I recommend saving it in your programs format, doing all of the adjustments as needed.
Size the image, I generally use 8"x6" as a base point at 100dpi
Save for web, aka optimize for web, (here I always strive to keep it at or above 75%.
Then save.
Export up onto your Smugmug website and link back to it to post.
I'm sure there are several other methods that work... Hope this helps a bit....
If your in Photoshop, I can give you step by step directions.
ginette
The long walk to school...
Water pathway through the woods.
ginette
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Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabis, ad caput tuum saxum immane mittam
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Nice image, Digi. Did you tone it at all?
Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabis, ad caput tuum saxum immane mittam
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