tango_elturco

the navy colored sentence reads as follows: "Throw your garbage here

and hope you'll get cancer".<div></div>

Thank you for answers.

Now I have an other question. My flash doesn't have power setting or flash exposure control. While I am shooting how can I compensate for the light loss? I am shooting film so would shooting in manual mode and increasing the ISO solve light problem? Is there another quicker and less cumbersome method?

I want to take my flash off camera to take better photos of my son. I

want to bounce it from an umbrella.

My questions are:

1. Would a TTL flash compensate for the light lost due to bouncing it

from an umbrella?

2. Does bouncing from an umbrella change the effective distance range

of my flash for a given aperture?

3. What size umbrella would be good to light a full size portrait of a

3 year old kid?

Thank you for answers

I was rating several photos and suddenly I saw my photo. And for sake

of giving it a try to see if I can rate my own photo I rated it.

Needless to say 7/7. And funny thing it went through. I guess this

should be corrected. And if database admins can delete my 7/7 from my

photo which is photo_id=3068089. I appreciate it.

Bahadir

I am not a very good photographer but from the moment I shot this and

got my prints I loved the photo.<div></div>

I had read in Pop Photo about using gaffer tapes instead of filter

holders. I tried it but I couldn't make my filters to stay in place.

Does anoybody uses this technique? If yes could somebody explain me in

detail.

Regards

Yesterday my wife asked me if her SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope)

images are copyrighted or not. Do you guys have any idea?

She is a Ph.D student so her research is funded by her professor but

she prepared the specimens and took the pictures.

Thanks

Private member rating migth be good idea but lots of good photographers I'd like to get some comments are not paid members.

May be allowing only the members who achieved certain overall rating with a minimum portfolio size,e.g photographer with minimum 10 photos and 5.53 overall rating, improves the quality of ratings.

I would like to have a starters lighting kit. I don't wanna be a

professional photographer just want to shoot good portraits of friends

and family. Would floodlights works for this purpose? If yes any

suggestions about equipments are very welcome.

While I browse through photos sometimes I see people give very poor

ratings without any explanation (happened to me also). In the ratings

post form it might be useful to force to users to enter a comment if

they rate 1 or 2 to one of the categories (Aesthetics/Originality).

Thank you very much

Baha

Hi all,

I am new to B&W photography and development. I rated an Ilford HP5

Plus at 320 instead of 400 as some writers suggested. Now I need to

develop it. Kodak D76 is the only developer that university's

darkroom has. I cannot find development times for Ilford HP5 in

KODAK D76 at ISO 320. Can anyone help me out?

I assume if I underrate a film I should process it that rate to get

this better contrast in my photos or should I develop it at 400 rate?

Thanks

Baha