Posts for: ShelterCove
Mar 3, 2012 10:50:42 #
Doe wrote:
I removed the downloaded program, which got my mon... (show quote)
Mar 2, 2012 11:21:45 #
Feb 26, 2012 13:00:24 #
Just finished Scott Kelby's The Digital Photography Book. Here is his take on how many pixels one needs:
for 5x7 print 3 mp
for 8x10 4 mp
for 11x14 5 mp
for 13x19 6 mp
for 16x20 8 mp
for 24x36 10-12 mp
He says what to consider is how large you want to print your final photograph.
for 5x7 print 3 mp
for 8x10 4 mp
for 11x14 5 mp
for 13x19 6 mp
for 16x20 8 mp
for 24x36 10-12 mp
He says what to consider is how large you want to print your final photograph.
Feb 26, 2012 12:55:15 #
starlord wrote:
I hope the the right area. I found a box of my old photos a long with their Negs. does anyone know of anyplace that can scan the Negs and send the photos as jpeg to me?
If you want to outsource it, there are lots of sites on the internet. I used www.digmypics.com. I have used them in the past and they produce quality images. For 35mm negs, expect about 80 cents a piece (per frame).
Feb 25, 2012 11:26:30 #
There often classes, at community college, community education, adult education, education for seniors at colleges and universities. Many are short (one a week for 5 -7 weeks). Usually not too costly.
Feb 21, 2012 16:12:04 #
Feb 21, 2012 14:02:31 #
Might be missing the boat here but my photos are stored on my computer. (I do back them up.) I upgraded from PSE 7 to PSE 10. I just open the photos with the new program. I am not familiar with catalogues and don't know where they are stored. At any rate, if your images are on your PC, you don't have to do anything but install the old software and install the new. Awaiting correction!!!! :)
Feb 21, 2012 13:40:57 #
ShelterCove wrote:
quote=buglinbilly I want to sell some of my best ... (show quote)
(Meaning when you are ordering on line and get to the checkout part of the process. Did not make that very clear.)
Feb 21, 2012 12:13:58 #
buglinbilly wrote:
I want to sell some of my best wildlife photos on ... (show quote)
My experience with Costco has been great. Their canvas prints are very good quality. You can have them framed. You can go to the store to check out samples. And when you get towards checkout you can specify having the item shipped to an address other than yours (or picking it up at the store). The only downside I see is not previewing before it is shipped. I ordered a canvas print for myself, and didn't notice a couple "flaws" in the image until it was already on canvas. Usually I order a print the size the canvas will be, unless you are going really big. Then I can see what I might miss on my monitor. :)
Feb 14, 2012 12:03:30 #
I don't know the name but it appears to be in the succulent family from the way the foliage looks. Also, since Grand Canyon Caverns is a park, perhaps a ranger there could help ID it.
Feb 13, 2012 13:11:04 #
Leah03 wrote:
So many neat snow pictures, Shelter Cove, I love your fence scene...looks so peaceful... We just got 3-4 inches here ...now I have some inspiration!
Thanks! That storm was quite a show. Several feet deep in some places. One misstep & I was over knee deep! I like how the lower fence wires iced up and the ice seems to have separated from the wire.
Feb 13, 2012 11:34:06 #
Feb 12, 2012 13:33:50 #
Feb 12, 2012 13:22:38 #
Tea8 wrote:
quote=cindy11 br Thank you. It boosted my life ... (show quote)
Feb 11, 2012 12:27:01 #
I purchased magnification lens at my local camera store. It's been a while so I don't recall the prices but they were very inexpensive. They come in different magnifications and screw onto the end of your lens like a UV filter does. You can even stack more than one on at a time. They are sometimes known as diopters. Amazon has a set of 4 for about $15. Of course quality is a factor so I would check the reviews and shop around. They are described as +1, +2, +4, etc. I got some really great close ups with them. Do need tripod though.