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Comment by Lilly posted on DOLLAR COVE at 17/10/2007 - 17:57
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You're probably right, it is heavily cropped as I couldn't get as close as the others. It's also difficult to get an idea of the real size of this one, but it's littler than it's name suggests, it was only about 5 inches tall and wieghed 5 and a half ounces.
ahh...how sweet, wee soulLilly wrote:
beautiful, third one is a bit soft or is it my eyes?
Lilly
Hi Lilly,beautiful, third one is a bit soft or is it my eyes?
Lilly
You're probably right, it is heavily cropped as I couldn't get as close as the others. It's also difficult to get an idea of the real size of this one, but it's littler than it's name suggests, it was only about 5 inches tall and wieghed 5 and a half ounces.
Lilly
Comment by Lilly posted on Friendly croc or not?? at 18/10/2007 - 12:25
cracker you gotta put a speech balloon on that Clarky!
Comment by Lilly posted on Friendly croc or not?? at 17/10/2007 - 18:03
Well Done Karma, I loved your IR image (not often I like IR but your was dynamic), excellent judging too Niblue, loved justgetoutandrides saddle too!
Lilly
Lilly
Comment by Lilly posted on Weekly Competition No. 15 "Favourite Places" at 22/10/2007 - 17:09
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Turning CAPS LOCK on will go to "precision" mode where there's a cross hair so you can get exact placement. Caps Lock off will go back to showing the brush outline.
Matt
Thank you Oh Great mine of information Quote:
If say when you use the burn or dodge or any brush type tool, you set the pixel size of area you want to cover with the tool, sometimes when I place the tool over image no matter how small or large tool is set, instead of say a circle I get just cross hairs, it is very annoying, then for seemingly no reason it fixes itself!
It's not random - you have the CAPS LOCK on If say when you use the burn or dodge or any brush type tool, you set the pixel size of area you want to cover with the tool, sometimes when I place the tool over image no matter how small or large tool is set, instead of say a circle I get just cross hairs, it is very annoying, then for seemingly no reason it fixes itself!
Turning CAPS LOCK on will go to "precision" mode where there's a cross hair so you can get exact placement. Caps Lock off will go back to showing the brush outline.
Matt
this is a problem I have from time to time and I don't know why it happens or how to fix it, sometimes it just fixes itself.
If say when you use the burn or dodge or any brush type tool, you set the pixel size of area you want to cover with the tool, sometimes when I place the tool over image no matter how small or large tool is set, instead of say a circle I get just cross hairs, it is very annoying, then for seemingly no reason it fixes itself!
confused?
If say when you use the burn or dodge or any brush type tool, you set the pixel size of area you want to cover with the tool, sometimes when I place the tool over image no matter how small or large tool is set, instead of say a circle I get just cross hairs, it is very annoying, then for seemingly no reason it fixes itself!
confused?
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I'm surprised nobody's mentioned using the Tab key to toggle the palette's on and off.
Chris
Oh that's brilliant, didn't know you could do that, thanks screwdriver !I'm surprised nobody's mentioned using the Tab key to toggle the palette's on and off.
Chris
I have a 19" TFT and most times find it roomy enough, but on reflection wish I had got the widescreen.
Lilly
Beautiful shots Tim, the last is my favorite too - I love that angle, draws you in and up, if that is the effect of a circular ploariser on a DSLR I must get one, I don't think you can re-create that effect in PP, the price has been putting me off, I used one all the time with my SLR, I suppose that is now redundant with digital?
Lilly
Lilly
Comment by Lilly posted on More Wasdale at 13/10/2007 - 14:58
Coming to grips with the Organiser too Gwynn!
I have just purchased an amazing book "The Photoshop Elements 5 Book for Digital Photographers (Paperback) by Scott Kelby" and have learnt so much this pm, I recommend it, 14 quid from Amazon.
I took this on Sunday and just done levels, shadow control & a bit of dodge and burn, comments welcome as I have quite a few more to do:
DOLLAR COVE, The Lizard - a fav haunt:
K10D + 18-55DA, 1/125s @ f22, 100iso