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Same session, same lighting, but it just goes to show what a difference Photoshop can make.

Comment by johnriley posted on Latest Studio Shoot at 30/04/2008 - 07:24

johnriley
Thanks Mac, and here she is:

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Comment by johnriley posted on Latest Studio Shoot at 29/04/2008 - 22:04

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Any more from this shoot?
You can check out my EPZ page to see some more. Either follow the link on www.johnriley1uk.org or go to EPZ and find my user name (johnriley1uk)

Comment by johnriley posted on Latest Studio Shoot at 29/04/2008 - 15:18

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Single flash head with white brolly plus a reflector.

Comment by johnriley posted on Latest Studio Shoot at 28/04/2008 - 23:46

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This is Emma, from a shoot on Friday evening.
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Comment by johnriley posted on Latest Studio Shoot at 28/04/2008 - 21:01

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Interfit or similar IR trigger works fine, and no synch leads to trip over!

Comment by johnriley posted on Hot shoe or trigger at 28/04/2008 - 19:11

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Just to clarify: Depth of Field is the area with an acceptable degree of sharpness in an image.

Depth of focus is the amount of leeway we have in the positioning of the film plane or sensor position.

Comment by johnriley posted on SIGMA 10/20 ON PENTAX at 28/04/2008 - 22:32

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Lots of photographers shoot pictures which are not straight and they even get into photo magazines.

It's a tricky one and needs a lot of care at the shooting stage. Sometimes an image will contain several contradictory straight edges and the tricjk here is to make the image look straight to the eye without necessarily every straight line being straight.

If it looks right, then it's right.

Comment by johnriley posted on Problem with framing at 27/04/2008 - 21:45

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Thank you for that, Vic. I'm on my way....

Comment by johnriley posted on K10D focusing screen cleaning at 29/04/2008 - 17:55

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The first thing is never to use a cleaning cloth on the soft and vulnerable focusing screen....

As far as cloths for cleaning lenses and the camera in general go then the one of choice has to be the Pentax Microfibre Cloth. No bits come off that and it causes no damage.

But definitely don't use anything on the focusing screen or mirror.

Comment by johnriley posted on K10D focusing screen cleaning at 27/04/2008 - 19:21

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