tomhansonphotography

<p>Thanks for the input to all of you. I am always so impressed with the help we can gain from the members of Photo.net!</p>

<p>Hi Photo-net people: <br>

I have a couple of lenses that seem to need calibration with my Canon 5d mark iii, The focus seems to be a little soft for my liking. I have gone trough my manual, looked on line for answers but can not seem to find the link. Is there any chance one of you has a link for this process? I have found some for the mark ii but not the mark iii. <br>

Thanks for the help<br>

Tom </p>

<p>Yes, the 6-7 worked! Thanks for the help for sure. I just needed to make sure the file was going into the program file. </p>

<p>Thanks so much for the help!<br>

Rob, I attempted to download this patch but I must not know how to link the download to Photoshop. Can you let me know how to link the download?</p>

 

<p>I downloaded a set of RAW images from my first photo-shoot with the new 5D Miii and can not open the RAW images in Photoshop CS5. Do any of you have a fix for this problem? I have looked around on the internet and tried some of the downloads but to no avail. If you have a suggestion I would appreciate the help. <br>

Thanks <br>

Tom </p>

<p>Thanks for the advice. I had a conversation with the art director (the contact at this point) and he is going to arrange for additional money for each item being added to the shoot. Because I am new to product shoots I have been willing to give a little to get my foot in the door. It looks like I will get a little more for the shoot and in the end still be good for more shoots to come. Thanks for your help!</p>

<p>The contract was for the "shoot" not by the hour..<br>

Nice catch Matt :) Yes very Freudean...........One should not lie in the wake of a win/win.</p>

<p>Ok People of Photo.Net:<br>

I am doing my first product shoot next week. The people I am working for arranged to have me do a shoot of some workout shorts on a male and a female model. The shoot should last an hour or so. The models are being compensated by the client for their time and I am being compensated for my contracted amount. However; today the client wants to add seven items to the shoot as well as some additional clothing to the lineup.</p>

<p>He is admittedly trying to get the most out of the photo-shoot without compensating for additional products being shot or additional fees for the use of images. The models will be paid per hour but shouldn’t they get something for product use as well?</p>

<p>I don’t have a problem stacking a shoot but shouldn’t there be a fee for additional products? Sorry to be a bit ignorant on this topic. I usually shoot people and the job is done…</p>

<p>Any ideas would be appreciated.</p>

<p>Also any good leads on product use contracts would be appreciated.</p>

<p>Yes I am just starting in this lie of photography but it looks like I can do a lot of work with these people I just want a win / win relationship.<br>

Thanks<br>

Tom </p>

 

<p>If you dont have a lot of pix out there you may be interested in making a good deal for them and you so you can get your pic published. I get $150.00-$1200.00 depending on the situation.<br>

If I want my picture used and I need the exposure I will cut a deal. You may consider it. You need to know what it is worth to them...dont shoot yourself in the foot with an inflated price.<br>

That being said...dont give it away.</p>

<p>I dont disagree.</p>

<p>I ended up cloning the line out. Now it looks like I should create a frame around the three on the right in order keep them from floating in space.</p>

<p>Thanks for the input!</p>

<p>the black on the left foot is the fabric on the floor.</p>

<p>Here we go</p><div></div>

<p>You may have a point. I keep failing with the other options. Not that I don't appreciate the input but pse6 seems to be lacking the ability to do some of the commands.</p>

<p>I attempted both options and may have a problem because I only have elements 6. It may not have the little "F" thing. I can not find it. :(</p>

<p>Here is the picture.</p><div></div>

<p>I can not get the white lines to go away from the borders of the three images on the right. I hace merged the visable layers but still no good. It got better but not totally. I know I could clone them but there must be a better way.</p>

<p>Thank you very much for your help.<br>

Tom</p>

<p>I think I may need to start a DVD backup program. BUT will that deminish quality?</p>

<p>Thanks so much for your help with this. I am becoming concerned that these small WD hard drives wont hold up over time and that I should find some on line storage. The problem I have is the idea that the online storage company may simply go out of business and dump all the pictures at some point. In the last year or so I remember a company doing that. Any thoughts?</p>

<p>Thanks<br>

I am moving a bunch of stuff to an external hard drive so I can fee up some spaec on my computer hd. Thanks for the feedback. Tom</p>

<p>Question of the day...sorry to take your time!<br>

When I am moving jpeg pix from one hard drive to another do I deminish the quality of the image as I would if I was "saving" the image after editing? OR, will it transfer clean without damage?</p>

<p>Thansk for your help as always.</p>

<p>Thanks so much all of you! Hey Rob your work looks great I looked at your link. Way to go man! :) D.B. Cooper...I dont shoot with RAW yet however I have been thinking of going with it in the future. Bill thanks for the fast reply. It looks like you had the scoop from the start.</p>

<p>Thanks for all your help. I will post some pix when I get it going. Photo.net is so cool for this very reason....people helping people! I love it.</p>

<p>I have been told that I need an HDR program in order to do HDR pictures. Is this true and if it is what program do you people out there like? I would like to do some HDR work but do not know what program to get.<br>

Thanks<br>

Tom</p>