new and learning whatcha think I should do
Oct 23, 2011 11:16:53 #
how to capture and seize the moment , this pic was last June
and I wanted to capture the old house with one smile of my daughter AND IT WAS GETTING SO LATE IN THE DAY
and I wanted to capture the old house with one smile of my daughter AND IT WAS GETTING SO LATE IN THE DAY
Sissy on the front Steps
evening SUNSET
Oct 23, 2011 11:37:47 #
All is not lost. Unfortunately, once lightened, you can see that she is a bit out of focus.
Enhanced
Oct 23, 2011 11:45:52 #
Use your camera's flash as fill usually whenever the face is in shadow. Even in bright daylight and the sun is behind your subject. In fact that's about my favorite way of posing people when only armed with my camera. I put the sun behind them so they're not squinting and their hair is highlighted.
Oct 30, 2011 22:07:30 #
Oct 31, 2011 10:26:02 #
Oct 31, 2011 10:32:19 #
Thank you, still learning, only started getting into this photo stuff when I retired, so much to learn, and I just have the small fugi cam I bought, and I am just not hitec enought to remember how to set the d thing to get the right colors ,,,,,,,,,,,,,check this one I just took in the yard of the fall colors
2011 VIEW FROM MY FRONT PORCH
Oct 31, 2011 10:37:38 #
Great Colors ! Wish I had scenery like that here in the desert. In Picasa, all I did on this one was push the *I'm feeling lucky* button. Made the colors come out so vibrant. Nice Picture :)
Oct 31, 2011 10:45:24 #
nanasmiles wrote:
Thank you, still learning, only started getting into this photo stuff when I retired, so much to learn, and I just have the small fugi cam I bought, and I am just not hitec enought to remember how to set the d thing to get the right colors ,,,,,,,,,,,,,check this one I just took in the yard of the fall colors
Hi Nana.... Nice shot, just needs more saturation, and a little straightening, the trees were leaning to the left a little.
Hope you don't mind?.... Mike
Oct 31, 2011 10:47:16 #
renomike wrote:
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Excellent colors Mike.
Oct 31, 2011 11:12:01 #
Oct 31, 2011 11:19:09 #
THAT WAS GOOD, I TRY SATURATION ON MY FUGI SOFTWARE, BUT I CAN NEVER SEEM TO GET IT RIGHT, EITHER TO MUCH OR TO LITTLE, AND THE PIC SEEMS BLURRED, IS IT THE SOFTWARE THAT CAME WITH THE CAMERA OUTFIT, OR IS PICASA BETTER
VIEW FROM MY FRONT PORCH-THE STORM IS COMING
Oct 31, 2011 11:54:02 #
nanasmiles wrote:
THAT WAS GOOD, I TRY SATURATION ON MY FUGI SOFTWARE, BUT I CAN NEVER SEEM TO GET IT RIGHT, EITHER TO MUCH OR TO LITTLE, AND THE PIC SEEMS BLURRED, IS IT THE SOFTWARE THAT CAME WITH THE CAMERA OUTFIT, OR IS PICASA BETTER
I don't think it's to blurry, I blew it up to 400 percent and it wasn't real bad. Small picture though online, and hard to work on. If you had used a circular polarizing filter I think the overcast sky would had been much better. The colors are all jammed together and doesn't give the trees a lot of definition from one another, in my opinion. This is the best I could do with it.
Mike
Oct 31, 2011 14:53:55 #
nanasmiles wrote:
IS IT THE SOFTWARE THAT CAME WITH THE CAMERA OUTFIT, OR IS PICASA BETTER
Hi Nana... I've never used Picasa, so I can't say. I Have PS ver 7 and CS ver 8, but I use Zoner Photo Suite Pro 13
for just about everything I do now. Last I checked it could be boughten for $69.99, and you get a license for three different computers. I did your pictures with it.
I just checked, and it's still on sale, and they have a 30 day, free download for a trial peroid, so you can try it first.
http://www.zoner.com/ww-en/photo-studio-professional
Mike
Oct 31, 2011 15:34:53 #
Oct 31, 2011 15:49:15 #
DOWNLOADED THE TRIAL VERSION, HOW SMART DO I HAVE TO BE............I AM NOT HI...TEC SAVVY OKAY
NEW PIC I TRIED<<<<<<
NEW PIC I TRIED<<<<<<
just 1 lonely blue morning glory
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