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Comment by pschlute posted on EXIF puzzle at 13/03/2021 - 08:37
MHOL190246 wrote:
Is it possible that the iPad was loaded with Nikon Image Space for photo editing?
What exactly is "Nikon Image Space" other than a website ?Is it possible that the iPad was loaded with Nikon Image Space for photo editing?
Comment by pschlute posted on EXIF puzzle at 12/03/2021 - 20:58
Very moving Bill. Can you get it released as a fund-raiser ?
I bet when you took these pictures you never thought the empty seats would be the norm for over a year now.
I bet when you took these pictures you never thought the empty seats would be the norm for over a year now.
Comment by pschlute posted on "Memory" Video at 11/03/2021 - 20:19
Lubbyman wrote:
Does 'in production' mean cameras are coming off the production line right now and 'discontinued' mean 'we've turned the production line off'? Or does 'in production' mean 'we might make another batch some time' and 'discontinued' mean 'we won't be making another batch ever again'? If it's batch production, sales are slow and batches therefore few and far between, then as far as the consumer is concerned there would be little practical difference between 'in production' and 'discontinued' until stocks have run down. And if sales are really slow and stocks healthy, that could take a long time...
Steve
Official answer...."yes" Does 'in production' mean cameras are coming off the production line right now and 'discontinued' mean 'we've turned the production line off'? Or does 'in production' mean 'we might make another batch some time' and 'discontinued' mean 'we won't be making another batch ever again'? If it's batch production, sales are slow and batches therefore few and far between, then as far as the consumer is concerned there would be little practical difference between 'in production' and 'discontinued' until stocks have run down. And if sales are really slow and stocks healthy, that could take a long time...
Steve
Comment by pschlute posted on Pentax KP Discontinued? at 08/03/2021 - 23:15
vic cross wrote:
With my K-1 I moved the sensor up and down to simulate a shift lens. It was a long time ago and I've forgotten how. Now I have my nice new silver K-1ii I tried to find the instructions in the manual. NO CAN DO. Can anyone help. Where in the manual are the instructions????
CHEERS Vic.
johnha is correct , Menu item 4 in the Capture settings (camera Icon)With my K-1 I moved the sensor up and down to simulate a shift lens. It was a long time ago and I've forgotten how. Now I have my nice new silver K-1ii I tried to find the instructions in the manual. NO CAN DO. Can anyone help. Where in the manual are the instructions????
CHEERS Vic.
It only works in LV, and I am sure there will be restrictions if you are trying to use it in combination with another mode... Pixel shift for example.
Comment by pschlute posted on Shifting the sensor??? at 08/03/2021 - 11:34
Lubbyman wrote:
A financial advisor I once knew told me that if you're turned down or don't like the offer one week, try again next week. By that time, they might want someone like you.
Steve
A dating agency once told me the same thing A financial advisor I once knew told me that if you're turned down or don't like the offer one week, try again next week. By that time, they might want someone like you.
Steve
Comment by pschlute posted on Buying a fairly expensive lens at 07/03/2021 - 22:51
Credit scoring is just like insurance. If the credit company were up to their neck in loans with:
Your age group
your postcode
your occupation
You may be declined.
Your age group
your postcode
your occupation
You may be declined.
Comment by pschlute posted on Buying a fairly expensive lens at 07/03/2021 - 19:22
The danger with going too far to "modernise" these three gems, is that the individual quality they possess could be lost. HD coatings by all means, but anything more must mean a complete re-design.
I won't be in a hurry to replace my old versions. I am well used to knowing when to use say the 31mm LTD and when not to. If I want an image that has a unique rendering of the in-focus to out-of-focus transitions, it gets bayoneted onto the K1. If I am shooting trees against a sky, it stays at home !
I won't be in a hurry to replace my old versions. I am well used to knowing when to use say the 31mm LTD and when not to. If I want an image that has a unique rendering of the in-focus to out-of-focus transitions, it gets bayoneted onto the K1. If I am shooting trees against a sky, it stays at home !
Comment by pschlute posted on Updated Limited lenses at 23/02/2021 - 13:29
RobL wrote:
Yes, I tend to use Photoshop more than LR for editing simply because I know my way round it better. The whole photography package has a lot to offer.pschlute wrote:
The other thing to do David, is to apply the NR selectively. You use PSE so you can create a NR layer with a mask. Using the paintbrush tool you can "paint in" areas of the photo where you want the NR applied, and leave other areas untouched.
I find this method far superior to a blanket NR applied to the whole picture. It prevents softening the image where NR is not needed,
Just for info you can do the same thing in Lightroom with an adjustment brush, I do this for wildlife shots where I reduce the noise just enough globally to maintain sharpness in the subject (fur, feathers etc.) and then use the adjustment brush to reduce noise further in the background where it is more obvious.The other thing to do David, is to apply the NR selectively. You use PSE so you can create a NR layer with a mask. Using the paintbrush tool you can "paint in" areas of the photo where you want the NR applied, and leave other areas untouched.
I find this method far superior to a blanket NR applied to the whole picture. It prevents softening the image where NR is not needed,
Comment by pschlute posted on Pentax K1 K1ii advice at 21/02/2021 - 19:26
The other thing to do David, is to apply the NR selectively. You use PSE so you can create a NR layer with a mask. Using the paintbrush tool you can "paint in" areas of the photo where you want the NR applied, and leave other areas untouched.
I find this method far superior to a blanket NR applied to the whole picture. It prevents softening the image where NR is not needed,
I find this method far superior to a blanket NR applied to the whole picture. It prevents softening the image where NR is not needed,
Comment by pschlute posted on Pentax K1 K1ii advice at 21/02/2021 - 15:05
I guess it is possible the exif is simply being misread by the exif reader, or that the data in the exif was changed either manually or by some editing software.