26-04-2005, 13:15
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What I lack in photographic skills...
I make up for in Photoshop!
I've been using the behemoth that is photoshop for nigh on ten years now. Not primarily for photo editing, admittedly, but I do know my way around, and would be happy to try and solve any queries. If there's enough interest and pics to work on, it might be worth starting a library of actions files for people to use. I'm guessing most of it will be "take out the green" and "add some red" but you never know. |
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26-04-2005, 13:36
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What I lack in photographic skills...
Nice Idea Davey.
How about this for starters, I would like something that would take a folder full of images, import them and automatically add a border etc and then save the files. How's the best way to do that?
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20-07-2005, 00:57
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Re: What I lack in photographic skills...
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Please help Mark
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11-12-2007, 16:22
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Wrong ISO Settings
On my last visit to Sharm I took my new untested Fuji F40 with new untested Inon UFL165-AD Wide Angle Lens. Took loads of shots sometimes remembering to set manual white balance and playing about with various other settings. My main problem was that I left my ISO setting too high (1600) on most shots and now have very grainy pictures. I'd be really greatfull if you have an Action to repair these.
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12-12-2007, 21:23
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well, I wouldnt count on any of these questions being answered by the original poster: since joining in 2005, he has made 4 posts, not one of them answering these questions...
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14-12-2007, 10:36
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Thats an excellent little tutorial there and I am sure it will be very useful. Personally I wouldnt bother to tweak a photo that much. If it needs that amount of work post processing than its probably not a very good pic in the first place and I personally couldnt be bothered unless it was something very unusual or was of particular interest.
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