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How to use light metering, EV, and Flash compensation.. mainly light metering and EV..
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How about a practical tutorial on the rule of thirds with some more examples of cropping / adjusting images in PP to make the rule "happen" for imperfect shots?
I try to apply it in my photography but find that in that when shooting wildlife / sports that I'm not as quick as I need to be to frame the subject and end up trying to fix in PP by creating grids at 33% across my workspace and then cropping my pics into place. |
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This one has to do with layering, but what I am trying to do is get a face to pop out of a brick wall - think Pink Floyd...
Plus, anything that Windrider does! ![]() Since we all use different PP software, can there be subgroups like PSE, PSP, Photoshop, GIMP, and the list goes on and on.
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What settings & which lens should be used? I have tried several times with a P&S kodak Z740 & my nikon D40X I have several lenses, 2 kits 18-55 & 55-200.A nifty 50 1.8 & a 35-135 3.5-4.5 manuel focus as well as a Quantary 2X tel converter.
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That would be great. A GIMP Layers tutorial. A GIMP tutorial on how to selectively lighten or darken an image (that may be part of the layers tutorial for all I know)
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