Posts for: breck
Aug 6, 2014 14:34:56 #
The best tripod and head is the one you have with you, so go carbon for low weight and less mvibrations and a GOOD ball head .
I worked my way through several rock solid tripods which were either too heavy or big to lug around and good landscape photography demands walking .
A good ball head (RRS/Acratech) can be set up such that it has a sweet spot that does not require any adjustment it will hold the camera steady but with extra hand manovering adjust to match the composition you need
I worked my way through several rock solid tripods which were either too heavy or big to lug around and good landscape photography demands walking .
A good ball head (RRS/Acratech) can be set up such that it has a sweet spot that does not require any adjustment it will hold the camera steady but with extra hand manovering adjust to match the composition you need
Jul 30, 2014 12:22:58 #
Not sure people are reading your question it is the light brown reflection to the right of the Heron goes from its beak down to the base of the photo.
I would clone it out, first select that quarters water going very carefully around the birds wing and beak with care it should disapear without loosing the ripples on the water
I would clone it out, first select that quarters water going very carefully around the birds wing and beak with care it should disapear without loosing the ripples on the water
Jul 30, 2014 12:19:17 #
Not sure people are reading your question it is the light brown reflection to the right of the Heron goes from its beak down to the base of the photo.
I would clone it select that quarters water going very carefully around the birds wing and beak with care it should disapear without loosing the ripples on the water
I would clone it select that quarters water going very carefully around the birds wing and beak with care it should disapear without loosing the ripples on the water
Jul 16, 2014 14:07:43 #
Acratech,purchased second hand works perfectly easy to clean, light and has a great sweet spot where you adjust the friction and can then move the camera with minimal hand pressure but holds it stationary when your hand is removed , NO adjustment needed, beware of cheap heads and lubriicants they are not suitable for ball heads
Jul 9, 2014 12:35:03 #
Wow, now if Scotland gained full independance and didnt take anything from the English exchequer we might be able to afford the NHS, which is not being starved of funds it is constantly having to afford more and more expensive equipment , medicines and over staffed "management", add to that the importrd USA sue everybody culture no country in the World can afford to pay for everything people want now a days
artistwally wrote:
The real reason the NHS in England and Wales is gr... (show quote)
Jul 1, 2014 08:42:58 #
I purchased a HP photosmart 8850 printer, great printer although noisy, however the ink costs are rediculous it costs me £200 for a set of inks, and thats at reduced prices of the web and often the ink is near expiry date.
Result I have had to give up printing.
So have any members experience with CISS sytems cost wise the drop is phenominal. I have loads of expensive A3+ paper and do enjoy making big prints , do you get accurate colour with profiles do you get head blocking, any other problems are you better of with refillable cartridges? advise please UK based!
Result I have had to give up printing.
So have any members experience with CISS sytems cost wise the drop is phenominal. I have loads of expensive A3+ paper and do enjoy making big prints , do you get accurate colour with profiles do you get head blocking, any other problems are you better of with refillable cartridges? advise please UK based!
Jun 28, 2014 10:14:13 #
Apparently I can put a version here, hope this helps explain what I was suggesting
Jun 27, 2014 12:32:20 #
I am happy to send it to you direct if you Pm me your Email address, it will be deleted from my computer unless UHH can find a way I can post it. IMHO it is improved
Jun 27, 2014 11:57:48 #
Sorry Chefneil seems Nightski (UHH)doesnt like me trying to be helpful
Jun 27, 2014 10:42:23 #
This is what I ment, hope noone minds me playing with it to show what I ment, I believe it adds depth and detail to the forground trees
AzPicLady wrote:
I'm not sure about doing any dodging in the foreground trees. It would have to be very selective or it might ruin the "mood" of the image. I looked at the darkness of the sky, but I wonder if you lighten it will it take away from the mist? I'm afraid so. I love the image as is and I would print it very carefully. I think I might try it on either cotton rag or watercolor paper.
Jun 27, 2014 10:41:48 #
This is what I ment, hope noone minds me playing with it to show what I ment, I believe it adds depth and detail to the forground trees
AzPicLady wrote:
I'm not sure about doing any dodging in the foreground trees. It would have to be very selective or it might ruin the "mood" of the image. I looked at the darkness of the sky, but I wonder if you lighten it will it take away from the mist? I'm afraid so. I love the image as is and I would print it very carefully. I think I might try it on either cotton rag or watercolor paper.
Jun 27, 2014 08:46:31 #
All Lexar, down load as you do placing the card in the computer, then reformat the card in the camera zero problems zero failures
Jun 27, 2014 08:43:46 #
I would add some dodge and burn on the forground trees
Jun 8, 2014 11:42:31 #
No thanks I have seen from your avatar the way you look after your equipment he he
Jun 8, 2014 11:29:53 #
I am not sure you would get exactly the same effect, but must admit I no longer use them just a polariser and protection filters for me Photoshop has a convert to black and white allowing you to adjust all the colours , that has the advantage of multiple filters in varying densities. But we are getting into the purist post processing arguement now , ha ha