Posts for: henk33
Sep 30, 2014 07:46:17 #
Gene51 wrote:
Actually I posted a PDF paper from Adobe that expl... (show quote)
Of course and lightroom is non destructive. So the rongnongno problem doesn't exist. You never loose anything unless you export in sRGB, but thats your own choice.
Henk
Sep 30, 2014 07:42:38 #
TheDman wrote:
Import it where? I don't import anything. I open RAW files in ACR, which then brings them into Photoshop in whatever color space I choose.
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Sep 9, 2014 07:33:09 #
Perhaps you have moved some map or renamed them. In that case you have to resynchronise so that LR can find those maps.
Aug 13, 2014 11:08:29 #
Rongnongno wrote:
Err, you get that information all the time using the info tab from any property window and any tool selected, even just the 'hand'.
Yes, in my example it was a photo that I use as Wallpaper, but it works in any program, any window.
Henk
Aug 13, 2014 10:42:50 #
There is a very simple freeware program ColorPic. Just Google on freeware and colorpic and you find it. When you start this program place your cursor on any place on the screen and it shows the RGB and lots of other info.
I put a screenshot here. The cursor is on the orange dress and ColorPic shows RGB: 250, 192, 48.
Henk
I put a screenshot here. The cursor is on the orange dress and ColorPic shows RGB: 250, 192, 48.
Henk
Aug 4, 2014 06:26:58 #
DavidPine wrote:
Thank you. I think I go with the D810 and keep the D800 as a back up. With the difference I can get a 14-24 f/2.8 and have the holy trinity.
And the 14-24 f/2.8 is a very good choice.
Gr, Henk
Aug 4, 2014 06:14:34 #
Use Lightroom. All the pictures stay in high quality. With one export command you export a set of pictures in a chosen format and a chosen size. As often as you want.
Yesterday a made a serie of 600 photographs of a swimrun. In a few hours I did some corrections, horizon equal, dark shadows enlighten etc. After that an export to my sport photo site. Very easy
Gr, henk
Yesterday a made a serie of 600 photographs of a swimrun. In a few hours I did some corrections, horizon equal, dark shadows enlighten etc. After that an export to my sport photo site. Very easy
Gr, henk
Jul 24, 2014 08:49:22 #
Your request is legitimate, but I would never do it: to give away my negative or RAW file.
Henk
Henk
Jun 25, 2014 07:16:44 #
The difference between the 2 pictures is so big that I asume a defect in your shutter. 1/200 goes well, 1/100 gives problem. Indoor you probably use a longer shutter time 1/60 perhaps, thats OK. Problem with the shorter times? Try a longer time outside.
Henk
Henk
Jun 10, 2014 07:53:51 #
I like the single pictures very much, but the panorama there I miss a composition, I don't know to look at. There must be better opportunities for a panorama.
But go on.
Greetings,
Henk
But go on.
Greetings,
Henk
Jun 10, 2014 06:31:11 #
I have good memories of my visit to Great Dixter in 2000. Your pictures bring it back in my mind. Thank you.
Henk
Henk
May 18, 2014 05:51:00 #
Great results for this lens. The Osprey is one of my favorite birds.
I like the second picture best for the turned head. A pity that the tail is bound to the tree, thats better in the first picture.
I think you are very happy with this lens.
Henk
I like the second picture best for the turned head. A pity that the tail is bound to the tree, thats better in the first picture.
I think you are very happy with this lens.
Henk
May 12, 2014 08:35:33 #
NOTLguy wrote:
I think that too many people believe that upgrading their camera, when they already have a high end camera, will produce superior photographs.
Rather than looking for the weaknesses in your current rig or improvements in other models or brands, you will likely achieve better results by critiquing your own photographic skills and techniques. I know, because I have made that same mistake in the past, only to realize that the camera wasn't the problem.
Rather than looking for the weaknesses in your current rig or improvements in other models or brands, you will likely achieve better results by critiquing your own photographic skills and techniques. I know, because I have made that same mistake in the past, only to realize that the camera wasn't the problem.
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May 11, 2014 08:28:44 #
Zone-System-Grandpa wrote:
Good morning to all :)
Currently, I am using Canon's EOS 5D Mark II, but my curiosity is forcing me to ask for information about Nikon's D800 and or Nikon's D800E and if any among you have had an opportunity to compare the differences of image qualities ? In a nutshell, I suppose that I am asking for you personal opinions in regards to which camera among the three is your favorite and the reasons behind your assessment..
Thank You & have a great day..
Currently, I am using Canon's EOS 5D Mark II, but my curiosity is forcing me to ask for information about Nikon's D800 and or Nikon's D800E and if any among you have had an opportunity to compare the differences of image qualities ? In a nutshell, I suppose that I am asking for you personal opinions in regards to which camera among the three is your favorite and the reasons behind your assessment..
Thank You & have a great day..
Why would you change from Canon to Nikon? Two great camera builders. The Canon 5d mark III is of the same superbe quality as the D800(e).
That is the reason that I stay with my Nikon d800. I don't have any intention to chanche, many cost to replace al my high quality lenses for the same high quality of another brand.
Henk
May 10, 2014 06:15:57 #