Posts for: jteee
Mar 10, 2016 13:11:29 #
Jeep_daddy and fish2live seem to be spot on. Thank you. I think that both situations were present. I needed to reset the tool, which got it to work (although there seem to be some quirks that will require some practice to get used to). But I also believe that I was attempting to clone on a masked layer, which seems to have been clarified by fish2live. Thanks for your help. I will continue on into the deep dark abyss of PS!!
Mar 10, 2016 11:12:02 #
I am an LR/PS subscription holder, and have used LR for a few years now. After watching a demo of PS, I realize I now need to add PS to my workflow on occasion. In doing so, I don't think my Clone Stamp tool is working, but am not smart enough to know for sure, and/or, know what to do about it. All the tutorials indicate that all you do is alt click a sample area, then paint that over the area to be repaired. First I couldn't get the tool to select a sample area, then, after looking in the Preference pull down(but not really changing anything), it seemed to work (but not really like I had thought it would). Yesterday, when I went to use the tool again (on a different photo), no matter where I attempted to select a sample area, I wound up with a sample from the photo that I had used yesterday. That sample still wouldn't paint on the photo. So, I'm hoping that someone here, can shed some light on this. I have to assume that the tool isn't working, but don't know what to do about it. Thanks for any help.
Feb 15, 2016 09:16:04 #
Nalu wrote:
I have a 7DII, as well as other bodies. Lately, I... (show quote)
Sounds like you have my camera. I have found that my 7DII produces so much noise above ISO 800 that the images are pretty much useless. What I haven't figured out yet is whether this is more a result of the camera/lens combo (Sigma 150-500), the distance to subject, or what. My 6D is far superior in this regard, but I lose the 1.6 crop factor. Here is an example, (maybe similar to what you are finding), shot at about 300', cropped pretty heavily. Regardless, great info has been provided.
Feb 4, 2016 10:49:58 #
This guy was harrassing my feeders yesterday, so took the opportunity to practice my fill flash techniques. 7DII, Sigma 150-500
Jan 30, 2016 10:49:38 #
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Jan 21, 2016 17:39:08 #
jimmya wrote:
Nice set. I live in the Phoenix area and we have a few hanging around over the winter, only one or two in summer. The problem here is every time I put the feeder out it attracts bees and so I end up taking it down again. Oh well.
Our place is in Wickenburg, and we have quite a few in the winter there. This guy, however, dominated the yard during our stay. Made it easier a bit, because I just focused on him and where he was hanging out.
Jan 21, 2016 17:37:56 #
Bill_de wrote:
Excellent shots JT. You must be quick on the draw to nail them like that.
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Thanks for looking. Yeah I think out of about 400 shots I got maybe 10 keepers. LOL Sure is fun though!
Jan 21, 2016 11:39:36 #
Spent the past week in Arizona and had the opportunity to chase this guy around the yard. A very fun and challenging exercise using natural light. Canon 7DII with Sigma 150-500.
Jan 3, 2016 09:44:54 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
I love the light and the silhouettes of #1. Just beautiful!
Thanks for looking, I could hear my 7DII straining under the failing light, LOL.
Jan 3, 2016 09:43:43 #
jeanbug35 wrote:
These are so good! Hoping these guys are regulars and you post many more. They look so good with the white snow as their background.
Thanks jeanbug35, I hope they stay around a bit longer.
Jan 3, 2016 09:43:04 #
Jan 3, 2016 09:42:39 #
markeisenbeil wrote:
Nice shots jteee. I always wonder how the animals make it through the winters. It's been pretty cold here too.
This small herd usually moves down to the river, about 3 miles away, to winter. I think my alfalfa field has held them longer this year.
Jan 3, 2016 09:41:12 #