What do you shoot, mostly? ... Horizontals, or Verticals?
Nov 14, 2017 00:08:14 #
karno wrote:
That's hilarious!
I must have been quite bored allowing myself to get sucked in? Never again.
I must have been quite bored allowing myself to get sucked in? Never again.
I enjoy chatting with folks on my level :D
Nov 14, 2017 00:48:10 #
karno wrote:
That's hilarious!
I must have been quite bored allowing myself to get sucked in? Never again.
I must have been quite bored allowing myself to get sucked in? Never again.
Being retired I have lots of time to ..... get sucked in!!! No big deal. Everyone needs a hobby... including me...
Nov 14, 2017 01:45:20 #
Motorbones wrote:
There was one on whether or not you tether your lens cap to your lens... Fourteen pages later... Very enlightening... People like to go bat-crazy over stuff like that...
Yeah, but there was a rather protracted debate in there between Mark and I ... which really didn't have much to do with tethering ....
Nov 14, 2017 03:07:56 #
travelwp wrote:
95% Horiz
5 % Vert
If I crop I resize to the ration of 5x7.
5 % Vert
If I crop I resize to the ration of 5x7.
Yes - a good ratio - you can get two 5x7" prints from one A4 plus white borders.
Nov 14, 2017 03:19:39 #
DesertRover wrote:
Depends on what you are shooting. I shoot mostly landscapes and Panos, so the horizontal format works best for me. If you're shooting portraits or street scenes, vertical is probably best.
In the two shots here (top horizontal, the bottom a 4-shot pano) these formats work well for me . . .
In the two shots here (top horizontal, the bottom a 4-shot pano) these formats work well for me . . .
Did your Desert Pano start off as four verticals?
Nov 14, 2017 03:21:41 #
Delderby wrote:
Yes - a good ratio - you can get two 5x7" prints from one A4 plus white borders.
Or four from an 11x14 .... how about that, Del?
Nov 14, 2017 03:42:47 #
Chris T wrote:
Or four from an 11x14 .... how about that, Del?
I'm still trying to get the 11x14 paper out of my A4 printer
Nov 14, 2017 03:45:35 #
Sometimes you need to crop with a computer while at other times, a paper cutter...
Nov 14, 2017 03:48:32 #
Motorbones wrote:
Sometimes you need to crop with a computer while at other times, a paper cutter...
Ah, right, MB ... cropping with a cutter ... then it becomes a right cropper, huh?
Nov 14, 2017 03:50:28 #
Motorbones wrote:
Sometimes you need to crop with a computer while at other times, a paper cutter...
If you get it wrong in computer - you can adjust it. It would not be easy to hide a join in the paper.
Nov 14, 2017 03:58:17 #
Delderby wrote:
If you get it wrong in computer - you can adjust it. It would not be easy to hide a join in the paper.
Panoramas are only stitchable effectively on a PC .....
Nov 14, 2017 04:07:01 #
imagemeister wrote:
One of my favorite verticals ......
Very nice.
Nov 14, 2017 05:23:18 #
Chris T wrote:
Panoramas are only stitchable effectively on a PC .....
Was talking cropping
Nov 14, 2017 05:38:43 #
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[quote=Delderby wrote:
[quote=Delderby wrote:
Was talking cropping
I did once stick two A4 horizontals together. With care I made it work quite well, and framed the pic. That was 20 years ago.
I have a "Posterazor" app, which can create anything up to wall size posters from A4 or A3 paper. It can take off a designated margin on a horizontal and a vertical side. This means you can also add a grid "window frame" effect, which disguises the joins. For what it is and what it cost it works extremely well.
Nov 14, 2017 08:39:34 #
Tomcat5133
Loc: Gladwyne PA
Great question. I shoot a lot of video and stills. Because 16x9 is the size I use for my video
I have been shooting this size for my photos for years. To be honest I don't like vertical shots.
i think it is the TV's we have in our houses all being a 16x9 HD.
Someone said years ago that technology and the computer have locked out work
into what this format can do. So true.
I have been shooting this size for my photos for years. To be honest I don't like vertical shots.
i think it is the TV's we have in our houses all being a 16x9 HD.
Someone said years ago that technology and the computer have locked out work
into what this format can do. So true.
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