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Comment by RussV posted on Pentax FF First Look? at 13/02/2015 - 10:59
Comment by RussV posted on Photography Monthly RIP at 12/02/2015 - 12:52
walkeja wrote:
I must be missing something, to me they are all out of focus, therefore a load of rubbish. I'm not saying the originals are rubbish, but this software has ruined what looks like what were good originals. No offence meant.
ICM is short for 'intentional camera movement', there's no special software involved. The camera is deliberately moved during exposure to create an abstract or impressionistic effect (as in the style of Impressionist painters).I must be missing something, to me they are all out of focus, therefore a load of rubbish. I'm not saying the originals are rubbish, but this software has ruined what looks like what were good originals. No offence meant.
Comment by RussV posted on Ten ICMs - Trees at 06/02/2015 - 16:34
johnriley wrote:
It's a nice technique to use on the right subjects and you've made a great job of it here.
+1 It's a nice technique to use on the right subjects and you've made a great job of it here.
I like 2, 5 and 6 the most.
Comment by RussV posted on Ten ICMs - Trees at 06/02/2015 - 10:21
The link is missing
Comment by RussV posted on The Rescued Film Project at 21/01/2015 - 14:39
I am guessing the driver for your wireless card is not present. Open 'Start' and enter 'mmc devmgmt.msc'.
This will run Device Manager, you will see a section called 'Network Adadptors', expand this and look for your wireless card. There will be a least one entry for your ethernet card, plus there maybe one with an exclamation or question mark which the system cannot identify. This will be your wireless card, you will may have a disk with drivers or need to download one from Samsung. If you can get the driver files , right click the card and choose 'Update driver', try an automatic update but if that fails go to their stored location (C drive or CD) and they should install.
Alternatively it could the card is disabled for some reason, right click and choose 'Enable'.
You will need administrator rights to do any of the above.
This will run Device Manager, you will see a section called 'Network Adadptors', expand this and look for your wireless card. There will be a least one entry for your ethernet card, plus there maybe one with an exclamation or question mark which the system cannot identify. This will be your wireless card, you will may have a disk with drivers or need to download one from Samsung. If you can get the driver files , right click the card and choose 'Update driver', try an automatic update but if that fails go to their stored location (C drive or CD) and they should install.
Alternatively it could the card is disabled for some reason, right click and choose 'Enable'.
You will need administrator rights to do any of the above.
Comment by RussV posted on Laptop help needed at 16/01/2015 - 10:04
An excellent selection of images and very varied.
Comment by RussV posted on 12 From 2014 again at 15/01/2015 - 09:18
I upgraded rom a K100dS to a K10 because I wanted better handling and a few more pixels. I'm quite happy with the K10, I'm fairly immune to upgrade fever! Nine out of ten times, I shoot unusual things and try to find something attractive in them, that or abstracts. I have 8 lenses but stick mostly to my F4 35-70.
Comment by RussV posted on Why the upgrade at 03/01/2015 - 16:01
I don't have a particular favorite, the ones I don't like are a lot easier!
One of these maybe -
One of these maybe -
Comment by RussV posted on Post your favourite photo taken this year :) at 24/12/2014 - 15:57
michaelblue wrote:
No, nothing there......I give up
I see now that you are outside the UK, there may be licensing issues because of that. If you have a uk hosted mailbox you might get it work.No, nothing there......I give up
Comment by RussV posted on Free DXO Viewpoint v1 offer at 22/12/2014 - 19:05
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