Recent content by Blasteh

Yeah, nobody will notice the difference with a little bit of hair gone :)

In Lightroom: - add vignette - negative clarity

Only ordered the other day and it's here already. I literally just got it through the door and then received the email saying it has been dispatched. Print quality is decent, bit like a magazine print, you can just about see the print patterns from about 10-15 inches away. Colour is good! I...

Unlikely problem, unless you are shooting an object moving seriously fast. Quick google finds: SB28 1/1100 sec. @ 1/2 output That's fast enough.

pics and what's the ambient exposure?

jpg doesn't support transparency, png can support.. does aperture support tiff? as that's what I'd use just to be sure.

I just checked by uploading this file to photobucket and flickr and tested in firefox with colour management turned on and also chrome (which doesn't support colour profiles) http://flickr.com/gp/blasteh/M34nVP It seems photobucket strips colour profiles. If you use the "Save for web" option...

I see a problem, the fact that nothing happens comes as a surprise. It should be the other way around, nothing happening should be what we expect. Sad times. (also, the owner of the property sets the rules so they can escort you off the premises if they have a no photo policy)

Cheaper for 5 http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=106692

This would be a very good to reason as to why you shouldn't remove reflections; some people do it when there's more than 1 light source visible in the eye, but not a good idea to remove it when it's the only one. I basically burned the outside of the iris and the centre pupil to give it a...

How's this? 5241598766_c1eec531d8_o-Edit (Let me know when you want it removed)

Christmas card material right here :lol:

Their back is slightly too orange for my taste, maybe back off on the saturation just a bit on the person. It looks like an advertising style photo :)

Pretty much this, you'd be paying almost the price of the lens (kit lens/nifty fifty) for a UV filter that causes the least image quality loss as possible. I think this is a pretty well known review of UV filters...

This has nothing to do with monitor calibration, just the ability to tell the difference between shades. Done this several times before and got 0 every time :)