Are there any pro real estate photographers out there that can point me to an excellent web site hosting service that is more suited for real estate photographers or that specializes in hosting real estate photographers web sites?? Thanks in advance for your help. Rich
Instead of explaining this to you here there are a couple of guys you should google.
Tony Sweet for fabulous HDR landscape photo tutorials
www.stuckincustoms.comgo to you tube and scroll throughthe hundreds of HDR tutorials using Photomatix.
Or simply google Photomatix. Hope this helps. Good Luck!!
Thank you every one. I had a feeling this was not going to be easy. Sounds like old fashion trustworthiness is the best solution.
Hi all....does anyone know how to authenticate the meta data for a digital photo. I need to prove photos were taken on a specific day and time to ensure the authenticity. Any help in this regard would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Thank you ...I will checkem out.
Greetings fellow photographers. I am in need of a reliable aftermarket ink cartridge source for an Epson Stylus Pro 7800 printer. I have had to purchase from various sources due to back order issues (especially for yellow) and would like to have one or 2 reliable sources to rely on for my ink. Am starting the local art show circuit and have to keep up with demand. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Rich
on the photo or on the mat?
I found if your signature is a bit transparent after removing the background you can treat it with curves to darken the black or add opacity to the white.
read the whole tutorial...its quite simple to remove the black or white background without having to use magic wand or manipulating it any other way.
Thank you all for your honesty and words of wisdom regarding the signature issue I am contemplating. After reading all the posts and more internet research and soul searching I have decided to personally sign all of the pics regardless of the hand spasm difficulty. If I were buying one of my pics or anyone else's I would want a real signature. I think the digital gives it more of a Wall Mart, Target appeal and I don't want to leave that impression. Assuming my pics are worthy of purchase it should be a good show to attend. 20,000 people are expected so I have to think the odds are in my favor of making some sales. Thanks to all of you. Rich
Thanks for your response....I could sign all the prints manually with no physical pain.... its the minor muscle spasms in my hand that interfere with a legible signature. I guess I should sign a few by hand in case I kick the bucket before the show then maybe my kids will get a few more bucks for some of the prints. :) I simply need some feed back on where the best place is to sign the photos and whether or not a digital is acceptable. Thanks again
Thanks for your response Elliot....I am aware of how to add the signature digitally but my question is whether it is more customary to personally sign or digitally sign, and whether it is customary to sign the front bottom right or the back with a info sheet. I guess I need more info on the best way to sign canvas and flat prints in general. Thanks for your response