In reply to Post #82
BUMP,
i had to bump this thread, anyone else got any scenery shots?
i like photo's
BUMP,
i had to bump this thread, anyone else got any scenery shots?
i like photo's
In reply to Post #83
anyone got the Magnum 60th Anniversary album? I managed to find the original hard back copy and its just incredible, can sit there for hours looking at the photos
particulary love this one from Cartier Bresson
anyone got the Magnum 60th Anniversary album? I managed to find the original hard back copy and its just incredible, can sit there for hours looking at the photos
particulary love this one from Cartier Bresson
In reply to Post #1000
Could any one help me I have some photo's to show you but don't know how to put them on the forum can anyone help
Thanks
Mac
Could any one help me I have some photo's to show you but don't know how to put them on the forum can anyone help
Thanks
Mac
In reply to Post #85
send them to me i will do them gladly, i will pm you my email address
send them to me i will do them gladly, i will pm you my email address
In reply to Post #86
Hinneymac's pictures
Hinneymac's pictures
is photo shop pro worth the money
In reply to Post #88
do you mean photoshop or paint shop pro...?
do you mean photoshop or paint shop pro...?
widefield shot of Lac Les Pins using Photostitch
Mont Blanc, from the Italian side.
In reply to Post #91
Yes, but how do I know? That's the thing about photography - either it tells a story or it records an event, or it is art. Everything else is just a snapshot. If you stop in a car-park and take a picture of a visually unmemorable mountain, it falls into the latter category.
Yes, but how do I know? That's the thing about photography - either it tells a story or it records an event, or it is art. Everything else is just a snapshot. If you stop in a car-park and take a picture of a visually unmemorable mountain, it falls into the latter category.
whats the best softwear for photo editing
painshop / photo shop or any other softwear
painshop / photo shop or any other softwear
In reply to Post #93
I got a copy of Photoshop CS3 and Paintshop pro (downloaded versions....)
to be honest they are good but if you are just into editing the odd picture then you dont need to spend the money on them, best getting the free versions (or cheap ones for about £50) and they should cover most things. Look into either Photoshop or Paint Shop and see which one does a cheap version, I cant remember which one does...
I got a copy of Photoshop CS3 and Paintshop pro (downloaded versions....)
to be honest they are good but if you are just into editing the odd picture then you dont need to spend the money on them, best getting the free versions (or cheap ones for about £50) and they should cover most things. Look into either Photoshop or Paint Shop and see which one does a cheap version, I cant remember which one does...
a weld macro, with a crack at the weld toe. I am a welding inspector
I edited that using windows picture manager. I wandered if I'd get more detail use a profesional photo editor
I edited that using windows picture manager. I wandered if I'd get more detail use a profesional photo editor
In reply to Post #96
the lens usually bings out the detail, all you can so is sharpen (unsharp mask in photoshop) on a piece of software and you can over do it easily too...
what format was the original picture in mate? if its shot in RAW format we might be able to bring out more detail, if its JPEG you probably cant...
the lens usually bings out the detail, all you can so is sharpen (unsharp mask in photoshop) on a piece of software and you can over do it easily too...
what format was the original picture in mate? if its shot in RAW format we might be able to bring out more detail, if its JPEG you probably cant...