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Feb 1, 2012 09:43:33   #
(Photo Gallery)
Lunch at the bird feeder....your favorite and why?
Bret wrote:
Took these today...i'm like'n this 70-300.


Nice shots Bret.
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Feb 1, 2012 09:19:13   #
(Introduce Yourself)
Hello, from Ohio
Cricket wrote:
Just stumbled upon this forum and thought I'd give it a shot. My fabulous mother surprised me with a camera this year for Christmas...and I'm loving it! I've always had a point and shoot it seems, and this is my first DSLR. More often than not, I feel like I've just gotten lucky at times--so hoping to become more consistent.

I'm from near a tiny little village in Ohio that most people haven't heard about...but there are some great areas around here to hike and ride. I've got a couple of ponies...so I do a lot of riding. And they double up as subjects for me to snap pictures of.

My boyfriend has also been using my camera in conjunction with his telescope and motorized mount to try to learn a bit about astrophotography.
Just stumbled upon this forum and thought I'd give... (show quote)


Welcome Crickett, I hunt down in Vinton and Athen's county, it reminds me of home back in East Tennessee. Waiting to see some photo's.
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Jan 28, 2012 12:53:34   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Photoscape Program
SMURPH66 wrote:
I just downloaded it after reading this blog, need a good photo program (free). you know old man on SSI HA HA
Looks like a pretty good porgram, totoural is quite extensive


Yes, I'm on that SSI program also, glad to have it though, think of all the people that have never paid into it.
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Jan 27, 2012 15:20:14   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Photoscape Program
SMURPH66 wrote:
in your menu line find help ,in that menu find totoural down load, this will give you a 95 page PDF on how to use this program. have fun with your phrotography.


Thanks, you must be familiar with it, I just downloaded it yesterday.
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Jan 27, 2012 09:56:07   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Photoscape Program
donrent wrote:
Does anyone use the Photoscape program ? I download it (free) but cannot find out how to use it.. Tried to find instructions but to no avail... Any suggestions??


I just downloaded FastStone Image Viewer, it's great and has all the tools. What I like best is the way you can magnify your images.

You can get it through Google and its Freeware.
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Jan 25, 2012 17:28:24   #
(Photo Gallery)
Storm front .
Ridgerunner wrote:
wrr wrote:
Nice pictures, the last two have a interesting formation for sure. A tip for getting good cloud pics is to try to always get a bit of the ground in. Sometimes that means backing out on the shot but the ground will give the clouds reference and perspective.

Those are some angry skys, glad you weren't in the path of the tornado.


I couldn't shoot that low, too many houses and tree's around, if I had been at the U.S.A.F. Museum about 1/2mi away I could have.


Thanks for the comment's everyone!
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Jan 25, 2012 17:27:57   #
(Photo Gallery)
Storm front .
wrr wrote:
Nice pictures, the last two have a interesting formation for sure. A tip for getting good cloud pics is to try to always get a bit of the ground in. Sometimes that means backing out on the shot but the ground will give the clouds reference and perspective.

Those are some angry skys, glad you weren't in the path of the tornado.


I couldn't shoot that low, too many houses and tree's around, if I had been at the U.S.A.F. Museum about 1/2mi away I could have.
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Jan 25, 2012 12:02:37   #
(Photo Gallery)
Storm front .
I don't remember the meteorology name for these clouds, but a lot of people photographed them and a tornado touched down about 6 mi. east.






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Jan 18, 2012 13:18:49   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Photo Editing Program?
Photo Princess Jules wrote:
Thanks for the tips Photocat! I downloaded Photoscape and I'll try that for now... I bought the camera used and they didn't have the manual so i am out of luck there...


Go to ManualsInk.com, that's where I ordered one for my camera, but they are 11x8 1/2. I think I paid about $14.00
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Jan 16, 2012 09:54:03   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Admin deleted one of my topics as "too gory".
mollymolly wrote:
I posted a very sad photo of an Ibis tangled in fishing line and hanging dead from a telephone wire. Admin informed me that they pulled it because many people complained that it was too gory. Come on!! We are all adults ! There was a WARNING notice on the post with a clear description of what was inside. The image of that bird struggling to get free will burn in my mind forever. Although you can't see the picture, I implore you to imagine it. Can't we educate each other about things other than photos? There is a world turning out there and we need to open our eyes and see it. Not every picture in life is pleasing to the eye.
I posted a very sad photo of an Ibis tangled in fi... (show quote)


Probably a PETA member!
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Jan 14, 2012 12:12:02   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Do any of you use a mouse pen or ipen??
Elle wrote:
"Can you remove date and time stamp from photo's, dummy me put the date and time on a lot of my photo's (you can tell I'm not a pro) and some of you guys let me know it is not acceptable, which I now realize.
Thanks

I should have said can Wacom remove date and time stampl[/quote]

Let me explain that a Wacom pad looks similar to a mouse pad and it is used with a pen like tool which acts much like mouse does but with more sensitivity in the better ones. It is much easier to be precise working with a devise used the same way as you would a pen or pencil than manipulating a mouse with your wrist. As far as removing the date stamps, it can do no more than a mouse..it can be done but a lot of work...cloning or repainting the areas where it appears.[/quote]

Thanks!
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Jan 14, 2012 11:19:59   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Do any of you use a mouse pen or ipen??
Ridgerunner wrote:
flyguy wrote:
djw60 wrote:
I was wondering if any of you use a mouse pen? A lot of times when I have done some editing of my photos, usually when tone mapping, a lot of times I end up having to do a little painting on them. I am thinking that this would be easier if I had a i-pen or mouse pen. Would one of these work for something like that? Thanks :)


I have a medium Wacom tablet and love it!

It can be used just about all of the time with so many applications ---your web browser, e-mail reader ---and I have mine set up for use with Lightroom, Photoshop, and On One Perfect Photo Suite to do many different tasks.
quote=djw60 I was wondering if any of you use a m... (show quote)


Can you remove date and time stamp from photo's, dummy me put the date and time on a lot of my photo's (you can tell I'm not a pro) and some of you guys let me know it is not acceptable, which I now realize.
Thanks
quote=flyguy quote=djw60 I was wondering if any ... (show quote)

I should have said can Wacom remove date and time stampl
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Jan 14, 2012 11:18:58   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
Do any of you use a mouse pen or ipen??
flyguy wrote:
djw60 wrote:
I was wondering if any of you use a mouse pen? A lot of times when I have done some editing of my photos, usually when tone mapping, a lot of times I end up having to do a little painting on them. I am thinking that this would be easier if I had a i-pen or mouse pen. Would one of these work for something like that? Thanks :)


I have a medium Wacom tablet and love it!

It can be used just about all of the time with so many applications ---your web browser, e-mail reader ---and I have mine set up for use with Lightroom, Photoshop, and On One Perfect Photo Suite to do many different tasks.
quote=djw60 I was wondering if any of you use a m... (show quote)


Can you remove date and time stamp from photo's, dummy me put the date and time on a lot of my photo's (you can tell I'm not a pro) and some of you guys let me know it is not acceptable, which I now realize.
Thanks
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Jan 12, 2012 09:21:36   #
(Introduce Yourself)
Hi from Ohio
Bret wrote:
Hey welcome to the UH Ridgerunner...looks like another Dayton'r rolling in here :)


I actually live in Riverside, less than a mile from the museum, close to Spinning and Burkhardt.
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Jan 12, 2012 09:20:10   #
(Introduce Yourself)
Hi from Ohio
Meives wrote:
Ridgerunner wrote:
Meives wrote:
Ridgerunner wrote:
I posted on Sunday but it apparently didn't post. Here are a few of my pics from my Canon SX30IS. Most of my photo's so far have
been taken through the living room window and most on auto.


Welcome to the HOG. I can help you take the date code off if you like. Some photo viewing software will show you the date, time, and camera settings for ever so you don't need the distraction on the picture. Nice work.


Thanks everyone, yes Meives, but I have a lot more that I need to remove the date and time from, is there a program. I have Photo Explosion maybe I can do it with that.
quote=Meives quote=Ridgerunner I posted on Sunda... (show quote)


I use PhotoShop Elements 9. 10 is out now. Not too expensive and it has all you need. Simple clone process.
quote=Ridgerunner quote=Meives quote=Ridgerunne... (show quote)


Thanks.
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