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o.k, how do I get photoshop for free? My computer (Dell) didn't have it when I first bought it. PM PLEASE. Thanks in advance.
Official Photography Thread: Vol. ICan'tFindTheLastOne
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Likewise, i need some photo editing software. If anyone knows how get at me on PM.
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u could record an action, and batch it to bunch of files. takes a while to figure out, but it saves a whole mess of time
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good luck finding photoshop for free, legally. a program that is free, and easy to use is picasa from google. can do quite a bit with it. http://picasa.google.com
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Got a new member to the family today:
Impressions:
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nice pics Devanisgee, I love the sharpness and clarity. Was that the 70-200 that you used?
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here's the links to the Understanding Exposure e-book
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http://rapidshare.com/files/108217635/Bryan_Peterson_-_Understanding_Exposure__Revised_Edition_.pdf.zip.001http://rapidshare.com/files/108220342/Bryan_Peterson_-_Understanding_Exposure__Revised_Edition_.pdf.zip.002http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/
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^ DJ Bana
Read the section of the manual about spot metering. The 40D has spot metering, meaning you can use the center point in the viewfinder as a single spot to meterthe picture. Place the center point over the subject you want properly exposed, then look a the meter through the viewfinder. Adjust the aperture, shutter, andISO accordingly, based on how you want the picture to turn out.
To put the camera in spot metering mode, press the WB button on the top of the camera, and using the index finger dial, turn it until the top lcd shows a lonedot.
Read the section of the manual about spot metering. The 40D has spot metering, meaning you can use the center point in the viewfinder as a single spot to meterthe picture. Place the center point over the subject you want properly exposed, then look a the meter through the viewfinder. Adjust the aperture, shutter, andISO accordingly, based on how you want the picture to turn out.
To put the camera in spot metering mode, press the WB button on the top of the camera, and using the index finger dial, turn it until the top lcd shows a lonedot.
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Here's a few pics i took today, just got my EF-S 60mm macro yesterday but didn't get to use it until today. Real random pics but the lens is verysharp.
$10 bill up close
One of my watches
Angled picture of the front grill off of my dads 79 Mercedes
$10 bill up close
One of my watches
Angled picture of the front grill off of my dads 79 Mercedes
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is a nikon d40 a good first dslr to keep for a while? i might make this purchase in the next couple weeks while im still reading some photography books..
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^howd you take those pics
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Through the glass at the SD zoo with a macro lense tube attached to a cannon 85mm ultasonic lense. I will put up some others tomorrow.
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The moon last night , I has the shutter set for 15 seconds on the last one I thought the light captured made it look wild . Ive been on Cameralabs andDSLRtips.com (even though im using a Sony DSC-H2 )and looking through the galleries in the forums just for thing to try . Im planning on picking up a D60 inthe next couple weeks .
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Just took this pic. Really like how it turned out. Please add my flickr if anyone gets a chance. Check the sig for link.
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nice ajj
ebay...i am diggin the pic and all...however, that bar/pole is truly distracting to me.......
ebay...i am diggin the pic and all...however, that bar/pole is truly distracting to me.......
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I wasn't too keen on the bar/pole either but she was quite adamant on shooting on the fire escape and she's a very hard girl to argue with
...It's not my favorite photograph ever and there are some different variations and angles I may switch with when everything gets more finalized with thewebsite www.thesneakerheads.com but for now it works...
I wasn't too keen on the bar/pole either but she was quite adamant on shooting on the fire escape and she's a very hard girl to argue with
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something i took a while back, I cant find the original without the effects and what not, but i like it, especially how people say the fingers look like theybout to shoot up the nose searchin for boogers and other "stuff"
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This was taken at near midnight in a back alleyway, one of many from that night...
Canon 40d 15mm Fisheye
Canon 40d 15mm Fisheye
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My First Contribution to this thread...
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^ perhaps if you were positioned a little more centered on the dock the picture would look a little better. Good pic nonetheless. The streaking clouds alongwith the setting sun looks really good.
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^I'm surprised you haven't photoshopped any of the photos I've posted in here. Seems as though you're quite into photoshopping stuff I create.
