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I just made the switch as my 19" CRT was blurring quite badly. It took a lot of research to find a good LCD. I could not tolerate the poor viewing angle of the cheaper LCD's which use TN panels and decided that I needed a S-IPS panel. Check out this site for more explanation: http://www.prad.de/en/index.html
Long story short I ended up getting a second hand Dell 2007WFP off ebay quite cheaply and it is great!
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Your settings sound good - I use the same except I use Gaussian Blur. Smart sharpen is great - especially if you use 20% 1.0 on the highlight tab to remove haloing.
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I have the Cokin grad ND's, both a 1 and 2 stop but most of the time I use them together. You can tell that they are not true ND when you try to shoot a blue sky, other times it's too hard to tell. I have a hi-tech 3 stop grad in the mail, it is supposed to be a true ND.
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I have recently started my own web site with the view to selling landscape
prints. It has been going for 2 months now with no sales. For the first
month, the only 'marketing' I did was by word of mouth and through photo
sites such as PN and other bulletin boards. I have been using Google
Adwords for a month now and I am pretty sure that I have the correct
keywords set up to bring serious buyers to the site. I am getting 5-10 hits
a day from Google as well as a few from bookmarks. So, I am concerned that
I am not getting visitors to the site who are intent on buying prints.
Is there another approach I should take? My current thoughts are to:
- Increase the quote on Google to simply bring more visitors
- Try an association web site such as art.com; or
- Re-adjust my expectations with regards to sales
I don't think it is my site or the images themselves which are a problem,
the product seems to compare well to other sites I have visited. As this is
currently a part-time endeavour this method of sales is the best for me,
selling framed prints in cafe's or markets requires an investment in both
capital and time which I don't currently have.
Thanks for your help.
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I am currently setting up a web site to sell some of my prints. I will
be selling prints from 10in to 60in in size. My question is: should I
make the same profit in terms of $ regardless of the size or should I
make more profit on the larger prints? Should I perhaps set a cost to
profit ratio?
Thanks for helping me out.
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This is probably the fault of your lab. Your lab may be adding sharpening to your shots resulting in the 'ring'. To get good prints you will need to get a profile for your labs printer and 'soft proof' in PS. http://www.drycreekphoto.com/ is a good place to start learning how to do this. I also use a 300D with 17-40 and have acheived good results printing up to 30 in wide.
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Works for me!
There are two schools of though. One is to decrease noise before any further editing and the other is to do so as a final step. In images where noise is created by the processing then I use NN at the end. I have never had any problem with it decreasing sharpness but you can lose some shadow detail. Careful manual adjustment of the controls will cure this.
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Yes it should be. I have printed a 30x13 from my 300D and it came out very good. When processing I needed to be very wary of noise as a small amount of noise will be magnified many times on the print. Noise Ninja was able to take care of it.
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Chad, a budget is a budget. People will tell you to spend loads of money because it's not there's to spend. Recently I explained to a friend that you should purchase a PS system with the following priorities:
1. Monitor + calibrator
2. Memory
3. CPU
4. Hard Drive (fast AND big)
Everything else in a PS system is of little concern, especially the video card - don't bother getting an expensive one! anyone who tells you that you need one is wasting your money! A standard power supply will be ok too, hot rod power supplies are for high-end video cards and overclockers. A more expensive motherboard will not change much, buy a well known brand which has the features you need.
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Thanks for helping guys. I think the answer is no, I cannot get something that does everything in one. I don't think that an FM transmitter is the best way to go as I want better sound quality than it can provide and the Ipod solution allows me to use steering wheel buttons to access the Ipod whilst driving.
Looks like I will get a PSD and an Ipod - when money permits!
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Does anyone have any experience using the latest gen Ipod as a PSD? I
have heard that while previous versions of the Ipod were able to
download photos through a camera connector or card reader it was
horribly slow and drained the battery. I am wondering if this is not a
problem with the newer versions.
If you are having any success please let me know how you are getting
it - there are a lot of reviews on the net both good and bad but none
are detailed enough!
I am asking this is because I want to invest in a PSD which does
everything, music, video and photo. The only other product that I can
find which does a similar function is the X-Drive VP6230 but I don't
think it is acomplished as the Ipod in the music and video areas. I
would also prefer the Ipod as I can connect it to my car stereo (can't
see an easy way of doing this with the X-Drive).
Thanks for the help.
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Hi all,
I have had a request by a company to use some of my work for their
corporate web site. This has caught me quite off guard, as I have no
idea what to charge or what conditions to set. I am thinking that I
will provide them with a file that is reduced to the size they require
and limit it's use to the web site only. I would charge accordingly
(thinkabout about $US100 as I am really just an amature). If they
wanted a full res file or wanted it for futher use I would charge much
more.
Also, can anyone help me with how to implement a contract or
agreement? I have had a look through previous posts but couldn't find
anything that I found useful. Remember, they are a US based company
and I am in Australia!
Thanks in advance.
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What upgrad should i do!
in Canon EOS Mount
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