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<p>get a mac!<br>
ahahah<br>
no really, you won't regret it! EVER!<br>
timemachine is awesome, litterally just set it up once and forget it! until you fill the external hd that is!</p>
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question, when i shoot in the raw with my digital rebel my images are very
grainy. kinda like really bad film. is there something i am doing incorrectly?
any help would be appreciated!
thanks~
monica
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brushes in photoshop that have them, also fonts that provide a good one go to dafont.com, or you can hit option and the number 2 that will get you one.
good luck
monica
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have you tried the podcast music network?
i think the address is . . . podshow.com
it's worth the look!
monica
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thanks so much for your feedback!! i wasn't too sure how the copy right issue would go, how
is it if someone else is singing the music?
one more question, how do i get my site out there? any suggestions?
thanks!!
monica
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thanks!! i am not sure what the floating ?? are... i will try to fix and repost.
monica
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i would like some feedback from my new site, www.memoriesnmotion.net.
is my pricing ok?
thanks@!
monica
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idvd, imovie, two very user-friendly easy programs. . .
everything is easier on a mac!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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i am sorry, have been sick, thanks for your answers. i will post pictures on monday. . .
thanks@!
monica
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thanks for your answers, i knew you guys would help!!!!!]
monica
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i have in the past shot numerous weddings, my problem is getting new ones. the
photos i take - i have been told - are good. my turn around time is horrible. i have a
three-year-old and one on the way, with a full time job as a graphic designer. does
anyone have any suggestions as to what i can do to make myself do a good
turnaround????? maybe giving the responsibility to someone else? i am confused!! any
help would be great!! thankS!
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i have a lot of about 20 cameras that are between 50-80 years old, if there is an
interest here i would rather sell them here instead of ebay. . . i will try to post pics
and what they are soon.
thanks!
monica
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like the site, you need a little help on your logo .. . i did a sample one, just for you to
look at. . . .
monica
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your site looks better!
i agree with the white space thing, though.
cool to see you are from missouri, so am i!!!
monica
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hey let us know how much it is too, if you don't mind . .. . /
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i would like to see a forum dedicated to marketing your studio. a lot of interest is
there about that . . . . just my two pennies . ..
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taking them off is no problem. just zoom in as close as you can in photoshop, it is a
piece of cake. . . make sure her smile is big enough that you get some of the white -
without braces - to clone from.you can do it!!!!
monica
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thanks for all your answers, i am curious as to if there is someone in kansas that
anyone knows about. . . . i think my local lab sends my 120 over there somewhere.. . .
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thanks!!!
monica
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any film, either black and white or color, any speed
oh yeah i am in missouri . . . . .
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does anyone know of such a place that will turn around medium format film fast?
i mean like a day or so, my current lab takes sometimes up to 4 weeks to get me my
film back!!!!!
help!!!
thanks!
monica
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buy a mac!
everything is easier on a mac!!!!!
you will not regret it!
monica
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i am a graphic designer and photographer, i can design one for you if you want . . . .
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if you want your files to give that professional appeal, then you should buy a
macintosh. if all you need is photoshop and maybe a pagelayout program, then you
could lay out all of your ads along with producing your photographs. also, macs come
with iLife. which is a bundle of really cool apps!
they ARE faster, they ARE better, they ARE more user-friendly!!!!
to see tomorrow's pee cee look at today's macintosh!!!!
enough said.
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i think the easiest you will find is idvd from apple.
creativity is limitless . . . . . . . . . there isn't anything you can't do except if you are
on a pee cee . . . . . . and if you are i am soo sorry for you!!!
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in The Digital Darkroom: Process, Technique & Printing
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<p>the only time your "quality" (and by that i am assuming you mean resolution), will change is if you are scaling up... that will be basically like you are scaling up in ps without changing the dpi. the higher you go the bigger chance you will have a "digity" image.... make sense? so, it is best to set your images correctly in photoshop before you import into indesign. i find that making them larger in photoshop then scaling down in indesign produces a more crisp image, constraining the pixels is better than enlarging them.<br>
indesign is a great tool for photographers, i have been using since it came out. good luck!<br>
monica</p>