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Anyone in the world The kids were so cooperative and great! My cousin got married this weekend and she didn't hire a photographer. My cousin and stepped up and took what ever pictures we could.
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Anyone in the world One thing I've learned right off the bat about becoming a photographer is that living in the country is a little detrimental in terms of subject matter. A good many of the stock photography sites aren't interested in any more shots of flowers,trees, animals etc which means that travel is required to get the kind of shots they need more of such as corporate, fashion, restaurant food etc.... [ Modified: Thursday, 22 July 2010, 01:23 AM ] |
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Anyone in the world Just finished lesson one and eagerly await my tutor's comments on my three pics. Already learned alot, particularly focal length. Chomping at the bit to start lesson two but will wait for results! [ Modified: Thursday, 22 July 2010, 01:23 AM ] |
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Anyone in the world i am using photoshop CS2, 4 and 5.
now i cant seem to find anything that will work with photoshop to remove green screen.
CS2 works with advantage and picks up green screen by it self.
can anyone help me or suggest me where or which software to get that will be compatibale with PS CS3 ?
this is very imp and i would really appreciate any comments or suggestions. |
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Anyone in the world I feel somewhat limited as i am doing this from a boat in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico. But i am eager to learn and hopeful that i will come to understand all of those things i don't yet, or have been too lazy to seek out on my own. The whole F stops/ Aperature/ Shutter speed relationship thing eludes me, though i think i have a basic understanding now, i can't wait to put it into practice. Also, i'm wanting to purchase the Canon 1Ds MIII, or 5D MII, and hope to figure out which would suit me better. I have a Canon 20D at home and the 90s out here with me. Next time i come offshore, i want to bring the 20D with me. [ Modified: Thursday, 22 July 2010, 01:23 AM ] |
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Anyone in the world I am very excited to start this photography course. I take thousands of pictures each year hoping to "Get a good one"...now I hope to get good ones by doing the right things to take the best pictures and get a bit creative too. [ Modified: Thursday, 22 July 2010, 01:24 AM ] |
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Anyone in the world okay moving along the course learning new settings and different things. Challenging but fun. Playing with things that aren't suppose to mix to create interesting image. Water and oil.
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Anyone in the world Hmmm Where to start? Always a good question.The beginning is boring ....
Currently I have been shooting for almost a year at a studio.I am learning literally on the fly.I wish to be much more confidant than I am.I have a big family shoot coming up Sunday I am nervous as all get out.It is a 15 person Shoot.My studio may comfortable fit 8-10 .Any ideas?
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Anyone in the world This is my first photography course - at least one with assignments and grades!
I have spent the past 5 years enjoying a DSLR and acquiring gear that I thought would magically make me a better photographer. I am finally realizing that there are holes in my learning. I am self-taught, with the help of photography blogs, online tutorials, and books; not to mention the taking of many pictures.
I aspire to really "make" pictures, rather than just taking snapshots. I feel comfortable with the language and the use of my camera - but find that I often will go out to shoot in a certain environment and forget a key element like setting the iso properly or have the camera set on aperture when I needed to control the shutter speed. Yikes!
Have zipped through the first 2 lessons, so am now ready to charge on! Looking forward to it!
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Anyone in the world I just completed lesson 2 and learned a lot. I am excited about the course. My husband purchased the Canon 5d for me because he knew I loved to take pictures. Now I can't wait to be able to be more creative! [ Modified: Wednesday, 12 May 2010, 01:39 AM ] |
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