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Politely Sheasked for the RAW image because you gave her a shot that is unflattering   She felt she could do a better job on editing. I would have to agree. Don't close off the relationship with ...

It is nice to see another member doing racing photography. It takes practice and patience. As we have a limited number of tracks in Canada we don't get as much opportunity in Canada. Here are some ...

This is easy to see where this going. Imagine the aspiring inventor on the Dragons Den or The Shark Tank. The inventor walks in and questions follow: - How much have you invested in this product ...

I fully agree with Mark. A 1:1 display device is a niche product. Enzo and LG already have 1:1 display devices. Other 1:1 display devices are available in the commercial signage displays for business.

The future is wall sized display mediums. Whether an image is 1:1, 16:9, 4:3 or 3:2 will be irrelevant. Even MS Word can display two vertical letter size images on my display. I certainly wouldn't ...

Absolutely zero photographic interest in this. This is not where display technology is going. Look at where display mediums are going.  They are going big, very big. 1:1 will be irrelevant.

I don't give a XXXXXX XXXX about this tireless argument, Use whatever photographic tool to make your images. Anything from camera obscura to the latest technology the big boys deliver. Just get ...

Focal length selection at the race track is dependent upon many factors: (1) Are you a spectator or do you have media credentials (2) Some tracks off ...

Sounds like Comcast just blows for service. I get DSL 15/10 service with a 400 gb cap for $44 bucks per month. Unlimited is $55 per month. This satisfies all of my browsing, downloading and netflix ...

There is nothing sexy about a camera. It is a tool like a hammer, wrench, saw or screwdriver, If you still feel that there is a sexual connection to a camera there is a clinical definition for it. ...

When I did scanning I used the Nikon V scanner. The resolution was 4,000 dpi. This rendered a 155 mb TIFF file. You can lower your quality for regular run of the mill shots, but I would recommend ...

Your success with scanning of the images will largely depend on the original film used. I have been though this process. From my experience: (1) If your source negative was Kodak Ektar 25, 100, or 125 ...

My day job pays more than photography.

Hmm! Using no AV. Best of luck. AV solutions are only part of the solution. You are just a sitting duck for an APT and all around identity theft. Your bank account and mortgage are the next steps. ...

No, I don't have dial-up. Does dial-up even exist anymore? My connection to the internet is 100 mb. The issue lies with your original capture resolution and codec. It does not translate to modern ...

Horribly pixelated. Can't see anything but blurry pixelated images.

Wow. Hot. European. Romantic. Love it all! You may have even inspired me to propose to my girlfriend on our trip to Italy next week. Thank You

If you want shot integrity then go and look and forensic cameras otherwise normal image shots and image processing apply. As pointed out on the thread adjustments and post processing have been ...

The D700 was released in 2008. The technology was developed 3+ years prior to this. The D810 was developed years later. I have not seen banding of any kind on the D800 or D810.

One thing I learned shooting in the Yukon territory was to have two cameras ready. One for landscape usually in aperture priority mode. The other camera was set to Program mode. Program mode was ...