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Eden Photographers Club Meeting - Tuesday, February 21th @ 7 pm EST (Topic: Lighting for boudoir photos)
02/21/2012
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we are still trying to do this. I'm so sorry for the mistakes.
Originally posted by
Loriandhubby
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02/21/2012
Ooh a skunk cabbage!
Actually, to get the full url, right-click on the image itself and say "copy image address"
so the end result is
]img|link[ (but flip the brackets around)
Actually, to get the full url, right-click on the image itself and say "copy image address"
so the end result is
]img|link[ (but flip the brackets around)
02/21/2012
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harumph... of course it won't let me put a the url... I will send this in a message to you so you can see the full code.
Originally posted by
Antipova
Ooh a skunk cabbage!Actually, to get the full url, right-click on the image itself and say "copy image address" so the end result is ]img|link[ (but flip the brackets around)
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Ooh a skunk cabbage!Actually, to get the full url, right-click on the image itself and say "copy image address" so the end result is ]img|link[ (but flip the brackets around)
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02/21/2012
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you did it. i tried flipping them and got the same blank message box. thank you so very much for helping me.
Originally posted by
Antipova
harumph... of course it won't let me put a the url... I will send this in a message to you so you can see the full code.
02/21/2012
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my husband says i closed and opened. Thank you all for being patient with me as I learn.
Originally posted by
Loriandhubby
you did it. i tried flipping them and got the same blank message box. thank you so very much for helping me.
02/21/2012
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This looks so much different from our skunk cabbage flowers (different species).
Originally posted by
Antipova
harumph... of course it won't let me put a the url... I will send this in a message to you so you can see the full code.
I love the colors and depth of field, but I think I'd have liked to have seen a portrait orientation (taller than wide) rather than landscape (wider than tall) to focus on the flower and eliminate the overexposed background elements.
02/21/2012
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Ahhah, now we have a clue as to what this plant is. I was thinking the same thing when i uploaded the image. I think the issue may be I have a wide angle lens camera. IDK for sure. But when i turned the camera side ways to get the whole plant the photo was real narrow. Typing this I'm wondering if the camera has some sort of setting for portrait vs landscape. IDK. I'll have to search the Kodak web site to see. I have only had this camera a week. So I'm trying real hard to learn how to use it.
Originally posted by
Vaccinium
This looks so much different from our skunk cabbage flowers (different species).
I love the colors and depth of field, but I think I'd have liked to have seen a portrait orientation (taller than wide) rather than landscape (wider than ... more
I love the colors and depth of field, but I think I'd have liked to have seen a portrait orientation (taller than wide) rather than landscape (wider than ... more
This looks so much different from our skunk cabbage flowers (different species).
I love the colors and depth of field, but I think I'd have liked to have seen a portrait orientation (taller than wide) rather than landscape (wider than tall) to focus on the flower and eliminate the overexposed background elements. less
I love the colors and depth of field, but I think I'd have liked to have seen a portrait orientation (taller than wide) rather than landscape (wider than tall) to focus on the flower and eliminate the overexposed background elements. less
02/21/2012
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I really love how much detail can be seen on the ... part where the stamens jut out from. You did a great job focusing on that.
Originally posted by
Antipova
harumph... of course it won't let me put a the url... I will send this in a message to you so you can see the full code.
I kind of like the long length, but I would have liked it if the tip of the flower was visible.
02/21/2012
So sad I missed this! It looks so cool. I love photography. I'll have to try to make sure I'm around for next month's.
02/21/2012
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I love the mirror image. The back ground of the photo seems to kind of over powering. I guess that is the right thing to say. Maybe busy is the right term. I"m not sure.
Originally posted by
Jul!a
I'm not sure if I've posted this one before or not:
02/21/2012
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Hello, this is my first time joining the discussion. In fact it is my first day as a member of E.F. I will defiantly be back for each meeting.
Originally posted by
Eliza
So sad I missed this! It looks so cool. I love photography. I'll have to try to make sure I'm around for next month's.
What type of photography do you enjoy the most? I really like nature photos. But I would love to try photographing people. The kids have all grown up and left for the Army ( I way should have discover this hobby when they were young) so I don't have anyone willing to be my subject. But I'm on the hunt for friends in my area who will let me play with there kids for an afternoon and take lots of pics.
02/21/2012
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The flashlight idea is awesome! I would have never thought of that!
Originally posted by
Vaccinium
Bring a strong flashlight with you when you go shopping. It will gave you a good idea of how heavy or sheer your fabric needs to be.
(sorry, still playing catch up from last night)
02/22/2012
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I am always (overly?) concerned about adjusting my ISO. How can I know the highest ISO I can use without having too much noise in my photo if I was to greatly enlarge it?
Originally posted by
Vaccinium
Keep in mind that when you are working in low light situations - particularly indoors - that you will inherently have to deal with shutter speed and/or depth of field issues. If your subject is lying down, shutter speed can be less of an issue
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Keep in mind that when you are working in low light situations - particularly indoors - that you will inherently have to deal with shutter speed and/or depth of field issues. If your subject is lying down, shutter speed can be less of an issue because he/she (they?) can hold still enough over a second of two so there should be no discernible blur in the resulting image. On the other hand, if your subject is standing, squatting, or doing anything ..... shall we say, "active" ..... then shutter speed might be a problem without a lot of light. Slow shutter speeds also preclude hand-holding the camera, making a tripod a must.
Of course, the first thing you could do is increase your aperture (lower the f-stop). The problem there is that you are losing depth of field. For some shots this could be highly desirable and result in an artistic shot, but oftentimes it means that some part of the image you wanted in focus will not be.
If you shoot digital, you can also adjust the ISO up so you maximize the shutter speed and depth of field. Going too high will make your photo noisy, but an ISO of 400 or even 800 on a lot of cameras is probably going to be acceptable.
The remedy for all this is light - lots of it and diffuse. You can always reduce light if you have too much, but getting more when you need more can be a pain in the ass if you're all ready to go and it's just too damned dark. less
Of course, the first thing you could do is increase your aperture (lower the f-stop). The problem there is that you are losing depth of field. For some shots this could be highly desirable and result in an artistic shot, but oftentimes it means that some part of the image you wanted in focus will not be.
If you shoot digital, you can also adjust the ISO up so you maximize the shutter speed and depth of field. Going too high will make your photo noisy, but an ISO of 400 or even 800 on a lot of cameras is probably going to be acceptable.
The remedy for all this is light - lots of it and diffuse. You can always reduce light if you have too much, but getting more when you need more can be a pain in the ass if you're all ready to go and it's just too damned dark. less
02/22/2012
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OH NO! Who will be hosting it?
Originally posted by
Vaccinium
And that's it. Thanks to all of you who attended the meeting tonight
I would like to make an announcement at this time. This will be the last Eden Photographers meeting I host. It has been a great year for me managing this meeting, but ... more
I would like to make an announcement at this time. This will be the last Eden Photographers meeting I host. It has been a great year for me managing this meeting, but ... more
And that's it. Thanks to all of you who attended the meeting tonight
I would like to make an announcement at this time. This will be the last Eden Photographers meeting I host. It has been a great year for me managing this meeting, but the time has come for me to step down. My life has changed considerably in the past 12 months, and my energies need to be directed towards other endeavors.
I would like to thank everyone who has attended these past 12 meetings, and I'd like to extend a special thanks to Sam for helping me through managing this club. The idea for a photography club was initially hers, and she was instrumental in it running as smoothly as it did. I would also like to thank EdenFantasys for providing the platform and support to run the club. Clearly there would have been no club if not for them.
I still plan of being around EdenFantasys, and if anyone ever has any photography related questions or just wants to chat, I'll of course be happy to respond.
Feel free to continue chatting here if you so desire. Otherwise, good night, everyone! less
I would like to make an announcement at this time. This will be the last Eden Photographers meeting I host. It has been a great year for me managing this meeting, but the time has come for me to step down. My life has changed considerably in the past 12 months, and my energies need to be directed towards other endeavors.
I would like to thank everyone who has attended these past 12 meetings, and I'd like to extend a special thanks to Sam for helping me through managing this club. The idea for a photography club was initially hers, and she was instrumental in it running as smoothly as it did. I would also like to thank EdenFantasys for providing the platform and support to run the club. Clearly there would have been no club if not for them.
I still plan of being around EdenFantasys, and if anyone ever has any photography related questions or just wants to chat, I'll of course be happy to respond.
Feel free to continue chatting here if you so desire. Otherwise, good night, everyone! less
02/22/2012