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Comment by AuraTodd posted on who has insured their pentax gear? at 03/11/2013 - 16:39
Thanks for your input, I'm starting to use my tripod abit more now.
Comment by AuraTodd posted on Some shots of Newquay in Cornwall. at 03/11/2013 - 16:32
Is taking fireworks better in Bulb mobe?
Comment by AuraTodd posted on Fireworks - First attempt at 02/11/2013 - 15:08
Hi Micheal. Thanks that was very kind of you, I don't have photoshop as yet but I will be getting Lightroom as soon as I upgrade to seven.
Here is one of Turo cathedral which i might get enlarged.
Here is one of Turo cathedral which i might get enlarged.
Comment by AuraTodd posted on Some shots of Newquay in Cornwall. at 02/11/2013 - 14:38
I did wait until the Golden hour to take some of these, can you tell me how they can be improved please? Thanks.
sorry the last one is a bit skewiff as i don't know how to turn it. Thanks for looking
sorry the last one is a bit skewiff as i don't know how to turn it. Thanks for looking
Comment by AuraTodd posted on Some shots of Newquay in Cornwall. at 01/11/2013 - 10:40
Hi thanks for your replies. I did this in the late evening, now starting to use my tripod a bit more, see if I can get surfers in it next time
Comment by AuraTodd posted on From Bournemouth pier at 14/09/2013 - 09:10
Does this need improving please?
Thanks.
Comment by AuraTodd posted on From Bournemouth pier at 13/09/2013 - 20:29
Pentaxophile wrote:
Aura; the simplest advice is to send the files at the largest size (in pixels) possible - this will mean the original size of 3827 x 2592 px.
There's a discussion about whether you should change the ppi to 300ppi (if it isn't already) but to make things simple, don't worry about that for now; just send your original sized pictures!
A 600-800 px file is going to be way too small, and altering the file sizes to make them bigger is going to make them look horrendous.
Okay when I next upload my photo's into Google Picassa should I leave them in their original file sizes with out changing it?Aura; the simplest advice is to send the files at the largest size (in pixels) possible - this will mean the original size of 3827 x 2592 px.
There's a discussion about whether you should change the ppi to 300ppi (if it isn't already) but to make things simple, don't worry about that for now; just send your original sized pictures!
A 600-800 px file is going to be way too small, and altering the file sizes to make them bigger is going to make them look horrendous.
Comment by AuraTodd posted on Has anyone used DSCL (Fujifilm) on-line printing at 05/09/2013 - 22:31
I use Glover & Howe, cost around £22 per £1000 of value, whilst I've never claimed, its peace of mind when out with a bag full of expensive kit.