Posts for: normanhall
Dec 15, 2013 06:52:10 #
it is just bug fixes for previous versions and camera profile updates.
Dec 12, 2013 06:06:26 #
if i am not mistaken the af-s can be picked up new for 225.00
Nov 14, 2013 06:18:02 #
I think it is way cheaper to send the image to a print shop than to print at home. i bought a printer for school and i have not used it since. to me it is just a hole to throw money in.
Nov 10, 2013 11:18:07 #
geclevel wrote:
How much for just the ass?
:D
:D
:thumbup: LMAO...dang it... you beat me to it..
Nov 5, 2013 11:49:25 #
jim quist wrote:
everyone starts somewhere. asking how to do something is how you learn.
:thumbup:
Nov 5, 2013 08:45:35 #
cthahn wrote:
It looks like this was taken with a wide angle lens. Learn how to take pictures first. Trying to repair pictures is a waste of time. Do not expect someone to tell you step by step how to use photoshop. It is not easy. You should have purchased Elements first and mastered that. If you do not purchases some books on Photoshop and takes some classes, you will have wasted a considerable amount money just to say you have PS.
I thought this was a place folks could get help. No need of folks being rude. If you don't want to help then just keep your mouth shut.
Nov 5, 2013 06:28:10 #
drg wrote:
If you will be using photoshop to remove her, please detail all the steps, detail by detail, tool by tool, defining words like layers, masks, curves, etc. which mean nothing to me. As I am starting to learn about Photoshop, doing this would help me. I really like this image but obviously, she ruins it. Thanks.
Greg
Greg
Open image in photoshop>Duplicate layer (ctrl J)> go to tools pallet and grab lasso tool.
Draw a path around object to remove. Go to Edit>content aware fill> hit ok.
Wait for it to do it magic.
Content aware will give different results each time you use it on the same item. So if you dont like it the first time try it again.
No Cropping on this image.
Oct 27, 2013 20:27:12 #
damdannyboy wrote:
I did, I did, I graciously volunteered! I can't be... (show quote)
most such banding is a form of posterization that comes from working with (or ending up in) too small a range of tones, usually because of data compression.
Oct 26, 2013 07:07:07 #
I struggle with images like this as well. I find it hard with the sun in the background getting exposure right. I think overall it is a good image although you are losing some detail in the dark areas. I also see some banding in the sky. i think that several different exposures of this scene would have helped get the detail in the dark areas. I also think that maybe dodging and burning my help with the lights and dark's as well. While i cannot down load the image it does appear to be sharp in the details. I would also add that the wall on the left in my opinion is a bit distracting, i am not sure if you could have moved to camera right and lost the wall and maybe used the canal to move you more through the image to the church but i think that would have helped with composition. i also would have removed the power line in the photo while it is not overbearing it does hold my eye a bit.
Oct 26, 2013 06:52:22 #
oldtigger wrote:
I think this the right group to post in. I used D7... (show quote)
i am a rookie but from looking at your image there does not appear to be any dark dark areas. With the brightness on the right and the lack of the same amount of brightness on the left there seems to be a pretty big difference in the light to darkness ratio. I am not sure you can capture the full spectrum of light in one shot, at least not with out some post production work.
Oct 26, 2013 06:15:02 #
Flyfishn wrote:
That grist mill is run by water turbine no water wheel Boo! Was there Sunday
yeah that is always disappointing but in turn it is nice to see technology moving along. :)
Oct 26, 2013 06:13:38 #
Thanks everyone i really appreciate the nice comments. And to be frank i was actually surprised. LOL :)
Oct 24, 2013 09:20:00 #
Thanks you very much for the critique. I was wanting to use the flume to lead into the mill as well as the road. I was also hoping to capture the age of this building and show the seclusion and how it was hid in the woods.
Oct 24, 2013 08:22:20 #
I took this photo several months ago and just getting around to working on it. It was done in photomatix pro and photoshop cc. I would like some critiques on this image please.
What could i do to make it better.
What could i do to make it better.
Oct 21, 2013 08:55:14 #
Chuck_893 wrote:
I'm pretty sure that's right, but perhaps only in full-dress Photoshop, maybe not in Elements 11. I've been trying every way I can to get an adjustment layer (or any other layer) that will give me the "gray card" effect, but no luck. The only layer that allows the effect is the layer with the original image on it, which I can't delete. I have the feeling that I am this close, :mrgreen: but it may be impossible in Elements 11. :cry:
oh sorry i don't know anything about elements i thought they worked pretty much the same.