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Comment by Anvh posted on What does 'fill light' do in ACR... at 30/09/2011 - 14:10
3th option is to buy lightroom 3.
Comment by Anvh posted on What does 'fill light' do in ACR... at 30/09/2011 - 00:39
Gwyn wrote:
Surely you only have layers once you leave ACR though? By then the fill light has done it's job and acted as a fill light.
Yes you don't have layers in ACR but in the newest ACR and lightroom you can apply adjustment selectively.Surely you only have layers once you leave ACR though? By then the fill light has done it's job and acted as a fill light.
Comment by Anvh posted on What does 'fill light' do in ACR... at 29/09/2011 - 19:21
Chris you can see in the histogram a bit what it does.
Fill light seem to move a lot more in the photo to make it more graduate, the option in the curve menu are far more restricted.
@Simon, in lightroom 3 you can use the "selective brush" too pull things up selectively.
Fill light seem to move a lot more in the photo to make it more graduate, the option in the curve menu are far more restricted.
@Simon, in lightroom 3 you can use the "selective brush" too pull things up selectively.
Comment by Anvh posted on What does 'fill light' do in ACR... at 29/09/2011 - 18:17
George Lazarette wrote:
I note that despite saying they were going, both Ralf and Stefan are still lurking here.
Off course, was thinking if i should reply to your comment or not.I note that despite saying they were going, both Ralf and Stefan are still lurking here.
I just think it's time to go on again like you said.
If you think i'm very silly then so be it, i know who it says.
Well have a good night everyone.
Well I'm going to say it again, was hoping i could hold out for a bit longer but since many others are going as well...
Quote:
For public reasons I am no longer active on the forum and i've closed all connections accept my account with the hope for a better future.
For public reasons I am no longer active on the forum and i've closed all connections accept my account with the hope for a better future.
Smeggypants wrote:
Seems to me it looks like the thing Sigma also use.Offertonhatter wrote:
Yes they do, but normally just in front of the sensor. This is placed well away from the sensor, flush with the mount, and making a sealed unit. It might not be a bypass filter, just a protective window that is easy to clean, yet has no effect on the IQ, it even seemed to have some sort of coating on it.
Ah I see, so it's easier to clean becuase it's more accesible?Yes they do, but normally just in front of the sensor. This is placed well away from the sensor, flush with the mount, and making a sealed unit. It might not be a bypass filter, just a protective window that is easy to clean, yet has no effect on the IQ, it even seemed to have some sort of coating on it.
http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_14_2/images/sigma-sd14-camera-front-showin...
It's a filter that cuts infrared light since it's infront of the mirror box no dirts gets in there as well, very smart i think.
You can remove the filter if you want to do infrared photography.
The Q is not removable i believe and it's just a protection filter from what i read.
Comment by Anvh posted on Pentax Q and other bits of info. at 17/09/2011 - 19:03
ChrisA wrote:
[quote="p149"]Use the Mirror Lock-up function if camera shake is evident even when the
remote control or cable switch is used with a tripod.
For Mirror Lock-up Shooting, press the shutter release button to raise the
mirror up and press it again to release the shutter.
Mirror-up with the remote seems to be separate.[/quote]Shows that i haven't read the manual Anvh wrote:
Forgot to mention it only works with the remote
No, there appears to be two settings... p149.Forgot to mention it only works with the remote
[quote="p149"]Use the Mirror Lock-up function if camera shake is evident even when the
remote control or cable switch is used with a tripod.
For Mirror Lock-up Shooting, press the shutter release button to raise the
mirror up and press it again to release the shutter.
Comment by Anvh posted on K-5 manual moan at 17/09/2011 - 18:59
Smeggypants wrote:
Friend of mine has prostate cancer. Should he not worry about it because 4 miners died or NATO just slaughtered thousands of Libyans, etc,etc
The simple answer is no he should not.Friend of mine has prostate cancer. Should he not worry about it because 4 miners died or NATO just slaughtered thousands of Libyans, etc,etc
He can not change what is happening to those miners or what NATO is doing so i believe it's better to worry about something you can do something about.
Comment by Anvh posted on A Sense of Perspective at 17/09/2011 - 18:57
Adobe Camera Raw, the RAW converter built inot Photoshop.
3th option is to buy lightroom 3.
You don't really have actions they more come down to presets and you can make your own.
Here you can download presets to give you an idea.
http://lightroomkillertips.com/category/presets/
Lightroom replace ACR in your workflow with photoshop and adds to that also a catalogue system and a print module, so basicly you can manage your photos with lightroom, it also opens PSD.
Most of the edits i do with the photo are now done in lightroom only if i need to do a bit more, i go into photoshop.
LR works quite fast compared to PS, it just much more convenient it's ACR and bridge build into one.