RobertChura

I am unable to delete any of my Images!

I would be interested in the paper. I can email you an address ( I prefer not to display it on the forum) Post Script: I cannot find how to send you a message or email privately anymore.

<p>You can buy adapters for Bayonet mounts for screw in filters but they need to be larger than the Bayonet to work properly.</p>

<p><em>"Tintype photographs are made by creating a direct positive on a thin sheet of metal coated with a dark lacquer or enamel and used as the support for the photographic emulsion."</em></p> <p><br /> I don't know how you could get metal in those formats.</p>

<p>How are <strong><em>you</em></strong> viewing this image? Is it a print or a computer image?<br /> I regularly go to galleries and view prints before I make judgments because of the countless times I have seen reproductions that are vastly different than actual prints.</p>

<p>Why not change the color rendering in PS to suit your taste.<br> Another option is to do some work in PS and move to DPP or vice versa</p>

<p>Sounds like the external drive is formatted to Windows. You need to format with the Mac. There should be an option to format without using NTFS.</p>

<p>I use the rav power and a small external drive hard drive to back up large sd cards.<br> http://www.ravpower.com/ravpower-rp-wd01-filehub-3000mah-power-bank.html</p>

<p>I have always heard you are able to take and publish people in the street without a release unless you are using them for commercial use.<br> I would think this is commercial use and you would need a release.<br> I am not an attorney nor play one in Films</p>

<p>This determines what settings are applied when you open the file to Photoshop from Bridge (Open Image).<br> Normally I change the depth to 16 bit because I want as much as possible to edit with and the space to Adobe 1998 then 300 pixels for printing. I also like to open as a smart object.<br> These are my options, yours might differ.</p>

<p>I was very surprised to find one of my landscapes high 87.8 Most were low</p>

<p>Here is the latest thread on tripods I found<br /> http://www.photo.net/filters-bags-tripods-accessories-forum/00dY8y<br /> I have used the Feisol 3301 for several years and had no issue but I just upgraded to the Manfrotto 055CXPRO4 mainly for the versatility.</p>

<p>A friend of mine had that problem. It turned out that he had to replace the head.</p>

<p>I really like the Manfrotto 055CXPRO3 as well.<br> Another option is the Feisol. http://www.feisol.net/rapid-tripods-classic-tripods-c-1_12.html<br> At one time they were inexpensive. I have not had an issue with the 3301</p>

<p>Can you show us examples of your skills?</p>

<p>The first images look a lot like light leaks<br> The <strong>http://imgur.com/SFcwbb2</strong> and <a href="http://imgur.com/WauNckv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://imgur.com/WauNckv </a> are definitely Newton Rings. </p>

<p>I have been in many places with and without permission. I prefer permission and most of the time it is difficult to get. A news photographer one time told me that it is easier to get forgiveness than permission.<br /> I have been confronted by owners and police a few times. Most times I never see anyone.When confronted, I explain that I am taking pictures and not stealing anything.</p> <p>I was once at an abandoned water treatment facility and when confronted by authorities, I was told it was still covered by homeland security and they had to call off the helicopters that were alerted and being sent. When we showed them our in camera images they were more relaxed. We were allowed to finish and if we wanted to return we had their info. At this plant they were using cameras connected to the web to catch thieves that had been taking metal and selling as scrap. They estimated $300,000+ had been previously stolen.</p> <p>Only 1 time have I ever been confronted by an owner that did not like us being there. He demanded our film but he also said he would give permission if we had asked him first. Since then I have asked and he granted permission.<br /> The main things a property owner is afraid of is theft or damage and lawsuits from you being injured on his property. I sympathize with the owners and have signed waivers for insurance in the past.</p> <p>My advice is to NEVER break into any location. If there are no trespassing signs, respect them. Without these you have a lame but plausible excuse to enter an open door.<br /> If caught, be calm and accept their wrath. In Texas there is a good chance they are armed. You would be upset as well if they were on your property.<br /> Never take any souvenirs, this is theft.<br /> And never go alone. I have had a friend fall through a floor and he needed assistance getting out.</p>

<p>I use a full frame digital camera (5D3) and found the slim filter worked best. I remove any other filter and just use the slim do avoid vignetting.</p>

<p>Have you tried to see if it is set for back focus?</p>

<p>I use this http://www.amazon.com/RAVPower-FileHub-Wireless-External-File-Server/dp/B00AQUMZRA/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1424371057&sr=8-4&keywords=external+hard+drive+with+sd+card+reader<br> It's not exactly direct but it works to load to my Ipad and then wherever. If you take a portable drive you can also download to it.</p>

<p>Well. I am not a wedding photographer but if I was looking for one I probably wouldn't choose yours only because I do not know where you are and you do not provide a phone number. I saw that I could email you and that probably is the new trend but I would rather talk to a prospective photographer.</p> <p>I think the flash on the initial page is a little annoying and it shows nice images but once again nowhere is your name.</p> <p>In your Bio, it seems I learned a lot about you personally but not a lot about your ability to photograph.<br> If possible I would make the music default to off.<br> I do like your images and it shows you have talent!</p>

<p>I have an Epson 3800 for almost 3 years. I print occasionally (1 or 2 a month sometimes more) and I have never had an issue with a clogged head.</p>

<p>I have a friend that took a lensboard and modified it so he could use his point and shoot for similar reasons.<br> It soon became a novelty item. He only used it a few times as it became a bother and a distraction.</p>

<p>How about Ziad Photography and Video?<br> It tells plainly what you are capable of doing. When people search the web they usually go with basics like your name (if they know or have a card) or what you do. <br> I personally like Ziad because it sounds different and unusual enough to spark an interest and easy to remember.</p>

<p>Rick, Have you tried the stroke tool on a layer?</p>