simlock

@simlock (28)

United States • Age 54

Joined myLot 17 years ago

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Do You Edit Your Photos after You have Taken using Your Camera?

sdas86 @sdas86 (6076) • Malaysia 3 Dec 08

Hi, I will do some edit to my photos. I need to make the colors and contrast look nice. Normally, I use Microsoft Office Picture Manager to edit my photos. What software do you use?Do you edit the photos you take?

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simlock No, it's not cheap...but you can also get a 30 day trial to play around with it.

7 Dec 08

Do You Edit Your Photos after You have Taken using Your Camera?

sdas86 @sdas86 (6076) • Malaysia 3 Dec 08

Hi, I will do some edit to my photos. I need to make the colors and contrast look nice. Normally, I use Microsoft Office Picture Manager to edit my photos. What software do you use?Do you edit the photos you take?

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simlock Hi, no Lightroom isn't free - the commercial version is $299 or I believe you might be able to get an educational version for $98 if it's applicable to you. If you use a Macintosh you might also want to look at Aperture. If you're not already, go become a...

6 Dec 08

How to Set the Correct Aperture?

sdas86 @sdas86 (6076) • Malaysia 4 Dec 08

I borrow a Sony Alpha 300 from my friend. I am trying to capture a good landscape photo which can have clear foreground and background image. I am trying different setting of the aperture to get different effect photos. The...

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simlock nice pic on the viewbug site; only thing I could say is focus seems to be more in front than on the foreground flower itself but you have more than the right idea and the colors are good. If you want to do more of this kind of work consider getting a 50mm f1.8...

5 Dec 08

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How to Set the Correct Aperture?

sdas86 @sdas86 (6076) • Malaysia 4 Dec 08

I borrow a Sony Alpha 300 from my friend. I am trying to capture a good landscape photo which can have clear foreground and background image. I am trying different setting of the aperture to get different effect photos. The...

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simlock Hi, yes a larger depth of field for landscapes is better - but selective focusing can be used creatively and that would be a function of your aperture and zoom range. (ie shooting a bed of flowers and you want the focus to drop off front to back - of courser...

4 Dec 08

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