Annie the Whippet - 2nd attempt at layers
Mar 15, 2018 22:35:33 #
This is my whippet Annie, CH Starline & Wyndham's Tomorrow. This is just my second attempt at using layers and I want to thank those of you who offered advice from my first post. Wow, I need to improve so much. I'm sure practice gets you closer to perfect. Linda from Maine, I used a lot of the advice that you shared. Again, thanks to you and everyone else who offered suggestions. I do have a question though. This went from a huge file shot with my D850 and 70-200 Nikon lens. Now it is just barely 2MB's. I need to keep these at least 5MB's to use in ads that I am hoping to one day create. How do I keep this file larger?
Mar 16, 2018 07:20:41 #
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Mar 16, 2018 09:10:54 #
djtravels wrote:
I think....save as a PDF file, not JPEG.
Thank you. I will try that.
Mar 16, 2018 09:36:03 #
Focus of the dogs head is soft - did you plan that?
Personally I would never save or store a photo as a jpg file. Store as tiff or Photoshop file format. You can always create a jpg file of whatever size you need as the output of your post-processing.
To answer your specific questions I'd need to know the software you are using.
Personally I would never save or store a photo as a jpg file. Store as tiff or Photoshop file format. You can always create a jpg file of whatever size you need as the output of your post-processing.
To answer your specific questions I'd need to know the software you are using.
Mar 16, 2018 09:48:43 #
CPR wrote:
Focus of the dogs head is soft - did you plan that?
Personally I would never save or store a photo as a jpg file. Store as tiff or Photoshop file format. You can always create a jpg file of whatever size you need as the output of your post-processing.
To answer your specific questions I'd need to know the software you are using.
Personally I would never save or store a photo as a jpg file. Store as tiff or Photoshop file format. You can always create a jpg file of whatever size you need as the output of your post-processing.
To answer your specific questions I'd need to know the software you are using.
I used Photoshop Elements 18. No, the softness on the head was not planned. In thinking back, Annie was far from me and I cropped the picture leaving out other dogs from the foreground. And probably lost a lot of pixels from that. I was focusing on her whole body where I should have focused on her eye even at that distance. Right? Lots to learn.
Mar 16, 2018 17:52:48 #
Red Sky At Night wrote:
This is my whippet Annie, CH Starline & Wyndha... (show quote)
nice pup Red Sky is this Charley's sister?
Mar 16, 2018 18:36:15 #
catgirl wrote:
nice pup Red Sky is this Charley's sister?
Thank you. Yes she is. I still can get that lasso tool. Hopefully it comes with practice. I don’t feel like I have a steady enough hand. This one I did with the mask that Lobda from Maine suggested to another uhhger.
Mar 17, 2018 00:06:43 #
Red Sky At Night wrote:
Thank you. Yes she is. I still can get that lasso tool. Hopefully it comes with practice. I don’t feel like I have a steady enough hand. This one I did with the mask that Lobda from Maine suggested to another uhhger.
Yes I have trouble with the lasso tool also I use the other one or topaz remask I will have to go back and find out how Linda from Maine does it
Mar 17, 2018 01:19:26 #
catgirl wrote:
Yes I have trouble with the lasso tool also I use the other one or topaz remask I will have to go back and find out how Linda from Maine does it
Linda from Maine explained it in a photo set posted by Vicksart. It seems that it might have been on page 3 in one of Vicksart ‘s posts a month or so ago.
Mar 17, 2018 15:18:28 #
Red Sky At Night wrote:
Linda from Maine explained it in a photo set posted by Vicksart. It seems that it might have been on page 3 in one of Vicksart ‘s posts a month or so ago.
thank you for that info will go back and look for it
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