william_landon

Just installed my Epson XP-15000 after my 1400 bit the dust and want to order some Epson metallic 13x19 photo paper luster but it's not a choice in the drop down dialog box for paper types. I went to the Epson web site to download the latest printer software but it says I'm up to date?

 

Any suggestions?

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Now I have no idea who this dfthornton is but this is what google returns with the search phrase "bill landon photography"<br /> Lovely, now what do I do !!!</p>

<p>Looks like the ImagePro server is down.</p>

<p>I want to batch tag several hundred images of a recent high school sporting events before I upload to several sites. I want to add tags such as location school name and date shot so that Google image search can "see" these. Now I already tag every photo with my copyright info "Bill Landon Photo" (a function of my camera) which is very visable to Google, in that when I image search this phrase many of my photos appear. I am exploring the metadata tab in Bridge CS4 but I'm not sure this is where I "tag" them. Thanx for any help, Bill.</p>

<p>I own the same lens and I use a Cokin "P" filter holder 77mm and rectangular filters as seen here:<br /><a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/387434-REG/Cokin_CH250_Graduated_Neutral_Density_Filter.html">http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/387434-REG/Cokin_CH250_Graduated_Neutral_Density_Filter.html</a><br>

I have not experienced any Magenta shift with any of the 6 cokin filters I use!<br>

Best<br>

Bill</p>

 

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<p>Thanx John,<br>

Yeah that worked, the key is I have to have an open image in order to change it. You can't modify and existing step but you can insert one and then delete the step you replaced.<br>

Bill</p>

<p>No. When I do that it tells me "The Object" Text layer is not currently available!</p>

<p>I use several "Actions" in PS CS4 that I call from Bridge using the "Image Processor" option from the tools, photoshop dialog. (<em>thank you Garrison K</em>) I want to "EDIT" a single step in a saved action without having to recreate the whole action over again.<br>

ie<br>

1. reduce image size<br>

2. Smart Sharpen<br>

3. reduce image size<br>

4. Smart sharpen<br>

5. Make a text layer (this is my watermark)<br>

6. Set current layer<br>

7. Move current layer<br>

8. Flatten image</p>

<p>I just want to alter step 5 to change just the text layer ?<br>

Thanx for any help<br>

Bill<br>

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I buy mine here:

 

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<p>I bought my D80 NEW in April of 2007. I now have over 86,000 shutter actuations and it hasn't missed a beat. Other than it chronically over exposing by 2/3 stops, it's a solid camera. Good luck and good shooting.</p>

<p><strong>Bravo, Great shot !!!!</strong></p>

<p>I own a D80 and opanda does NOT disclose the shutter count for my camera either. Uninstall that and download irfanview <a href="http://www.irfanview.com/">http://www.irfanview.com/</a><br>

Shoot a RAW image and open it with this and click image, information then EXIF data and you should find this almost at the END of the EXIF.<br>

Best</p>

<p>Nikon F3hp and FE.</p>

<p >I have made all my adjustments to 165 RAW-NEF images in ACR Bridge (crop, fill light, color temperature, etc) on a robust windows machine, using XP professional which is up to date, virus free and running well. My ACR version is 5.6 hosted by Bridge using a D80. I’ve written my Action in CS4 as follows:</p>

<p >Sharpen</p>

<p >Saturate 10</p>

<p >Save as jpg (to a folder called HiResolution)</p>

<p >Image re-size (resolution 72)</p>

<p >Sharpen</p>

<p >Save as jpg (to a folder call LowResolution)</p>

<p >From ACR Tools, I select photoshop, batch and let it rip!</p>

<p > </p>

<p > </p>

<p >Then I go for breakfast. She’s Robust, but she ain’t that robust.</p>

<p > </p>

<p >About 15% of my finished jpgs in both folders failed to heed my instructions from ACR. That is to say most are cropped and adjusted as I intended but 15% ignored all my instructions. Now I know when, <em >and when not,</em> to use that synchronize button in bridge, but I am baffled why this happens. What’s happening here? Can anyone provide some insight or share a similar experience? Thank you for any input, Bill</p>

<p>I am a windows xp, CS3 user who downloaded the CS4 trial version and was very impressed with the enhancements to Bridge, let's call it <em>"BR4'</em>. After the 30 day trial period expired for CS4, I discovered that <em>BR4</em> launches CS3 which runs and interfaces smoothly!<br />What's my point?<br />CS3 users may want to download the CS4 trial version and after the trial period, keep the BR4 sorter!</p>

<p>In auto mode you cannot input flash compensation by pushing the flash comp with your left thumb. In other program modes, even with the flash set in commander or other non ttl settings, when you set it back to auto mode, ttl is automatically selected for this exposure mode and cannot be changed.<br />My D80 is still at firmware version 1.01 with over 45k shutter activations and I have experienced improper flash exposure on two occasions. Both times it required me to power off the camera and unmount the cpu lense a couple of times. I too should upgrade the firmware but this flash anomaly has not occured lately.</p>

<p>You may want to have it done by someone who is very experience at this. John White has done several of mine. He is reasonably priced with good service.<br />www.<strong>aiconversion</strong>s.com/</p>

<p>For another $60.00 you get Commander capability, more power and the sb-800 does not overheat as quickly as your sb-900 will. I'd go for the sb-800.<br>

Bill</p>

<p>Go to the Nikon website and download a free trial of Capture NX2. Also google Picasa3 and download it, it's free. Congratulations on your new Nikon, Bill</p>

<p>I was at a graduation party last month where a fellow shooter was using their recently acquired d5000. It failed in precisely the manor in which this recall described. We switched batteries, memory cards and the two button green reset, changed cpu lenses to no avail. She was dead in the water no matter what we tried!! Needless to say the shooter was extremely dissappointed as their week old camera crapped out!!<br />Bill</p>

<p>Kodak retina IIa</p>

<p><strong>I use my epson r220 for my everyday printer and have owned it for 3 or 4 years and it gets used almost every day. I have problems with it miss feeding or not feeding at all, only when using 8.5 x 11inch Ultra Premium Glossy paper. Now I've used so many of those sticky cleaner sheets (which fixes the problem temporarily) that I'm buying extra paper just for these cleaner sheets. </strong><br>

<strong>I've never had a problem with any other size or type of paper.</strong><br>

<strong>Is my printer on its last leg?</strong><br>

<strong>Thanx, Bill</strong></p>

<p>If the Lowe's #15 Acura was under braking, it's often difficult to see glowing brake rotors in bright daylight. If you wanted to reveal the glowing rotors, it would be easier to bring out those details from the dark wheel wells with a RAW image. Congratulations, GREAT SHOTS!<br />Bill</p>