Thank you , Pix for this info. Some thingds are beginning to make some sence to me now.
Thanks again for this information,
Dave

Thank you wildwing.

I know this may sound silly to a lot of you pros but I have a bad time trying to work with layers and the like in Paint shop.
Any advice or good tutorials that can help me that you know of .

Thanks,
Dave

hi j,

Here are some of the items you asked for. I am using a Nikon D5000. Lenses are kit lenses AF Nikkor 18 - 50 mm 1:35 - 5.6G and Nikon DX Nikkor 55 - 200mm 1:4 - 5.6G ED
I don't know if this will help in yor analysis but would sure like to find out.

Thanks a lot ,j.
Dave

1/400 , f/10, iso 200


f/10, 1/400, ISO,200


1/60, f5.6 , ISO,450

hello j,

I'm using ,PaintShop Pro x 4.

Bad? Good? Can sure use your help pal .

Thanks
Dave

bigdaver,

Thank you for your information. I,m trying to get my feet on the ground with this and probably am overly ambitious when it comes to editing.
I find it interesting that you say out of focus. When I looked at these on my computer at 100% I thought they were ok. I really want to work to develope an eye like yours and turn out really good material. I'm in the medical field and am looking toward retiring but would like to get good enough with photog.to develope a second income. Trying to talk wifey into moving to Belize ,lol ,and this would be very useful.

I'll conclude with much thanks and with a realization that I've got a lot to learn . Depending on knowledgable folks like you to help.

Thanks again,
Dave

Here are some examples that have ca, and fringing.

What do I need to do to get rid of it and what adjustments in my shooting do I need to use .

Really just getting started in earnest and need all the help I can get.

Thanks,
Dave

I am being turned down by stock companies for these two things . How do I get rid of these and how did I get them to begin with. (chromatic aberation and fringing)
Is it a goofy idea to try to sell to stock companies ?

:thumbup: Thanks, ebaribeault,

I'll sure try and see what we get.

kindest regards
hammer

:thumbup: Thanks, ebaribeault,

I'll sure try and see what we get.

kindest regards
hammer

My wife just informed me that we will be going to a zoo and viewing the christmas lights and animals in a couple of nights.

What will be good, iso's, f/stops, and would it be advisable to shoot in ap. controll.

I,m rather new and would like to get some good saleable shots but need some expert guidance.

Thanks in advance,
Hammer

thank you, I.ll get on that pretty quick,

Dhammer

May sound dumb, but how do I send model releases in with my photos to stock companies?

I have been wanting to send some pics todifferent stock companies but am having trouble figuring how to send them
Sounds dumb and probably very simple but Need some help here .


Thanks,
Dhammer

Sorry Paw Paw, was in a hurry and had a code blue to run to in another part of the hospital so didn't pay much attention to caps etc.
I'll try to do better next time.
Thanks pal.