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In response to: Learn Essentials: Dodge 'n' Burn in Photoshop

Paxton Prints [Visitor] · http://www.paxtonprints.com
Thank you for the kind words!
PermalinkPermalink 09/13/07 @ 02:48

In response to: Why I Wait For iPhone 2.0 - A Business Tool

howlongtoretire [Visitor]
There has been much speculation of version 2.0. I believe the iPhone will cause people to rethink what it means to have a "new version" of a cellphone.

Software upgrades to the phone will be very regular imo. I do not think we will see a hardware change for at least a year. In short, version "2.0" will likely be in a week or two. :-)

In regards to 3G.. many are finding that the Safari browser is performing faster on the EDGE network than Treos on 3G. Take a look at comparison videos on YouTube.
PermalinkPermalink 07/06/07 @ 12:07

In response to: Logical Part of Photography

Paul @ www.photographyvoter.com [Visitor] · http://www.photographyvoter.com
Interesting theory - not sure I agree fully but good reading..
PermalinkPermalink 06/29/07 @ 18:32

In response to: Aperture & Focus Bracketing & Effects

Roman [Member] · http://www.RomanZolin.com
I cannot imagine how the software would work right away. Though probably some algorithm could distinguish the sharpness and select the sharper piece out of the images. Though I would prefer a selective focus spots for the final image - that's more interesting and draws attention to the objects you want, not to the whole scene.
PermalinkPermalink 06/25/07 @ 15:12

In response to: Aperture & Focus Bracketing & Effects

Brian Auer [Visitor] · http://blog.epicedits.com
Thanks for the link! I like your twist on aperture bracketing -- I never thought to bracket the focal plane. That's something you could really get creative with, as you mentioned. I think I've even seen a piece of software that takes multiple images of the same subject with different focal planes and combines them to give you an infinite depth of field... I can't remember the name of the software though.
PermalinkPermalink 06/25/07 @ 14:49

In response to: Writing Photographs To Two Flash Cards

Paul @ www.photographyvoter.com [Visitor] · http://www.photographyvoter.com
Interesting idea and something I think would be quite useful alright..
PermalinkPermalink 06/07/07 @ 19:09

In response to: 70 Expert Ideas For Better CSS Coding

Joachim [Visitor] · http://www.snigles.de
wow ... just want to say very nice skin!
PermalinkPermalink 05/14/07 @ 17:22

In response to: Magazine Cover and No Photoshop - Is It Possible?

Bubba [Visitor]
How strange. I thought that magazine covers existed long before photoshop.
PermalinkPermalink 05/05/07 @ 00:35

In response to: Cat & Mouse - Story of a photograph

Roman [Member] · http://www.RomanZolin.com
She is strange - I have not seen a cat more talkative than she. Imagine a cat who meows when jumps from a chair, or when you pick it up. And whenever you say something to her, she speaks back to you, and not always nice :)
PermalinkPermalink 03/15/07 @ 23:30

In response to: Cat & Mouse - Story of a photograph

Brian Auer [Visitor] · http://blog.epicedits.com
That's got to be the strangest cat ever. I've had dogs that were less playful with mice. What a cool photo op though.
PermalinkPermalink 03/15/07 @ 23:25

In response to: Awareness And Self-discipline In Photographic Art

Ben [Visitor] · http://Yahoo.com
I believe that when we are allowed to capture an image that a part of us is in the image.It also tells the other people that view it what we value and respect most of all.
PermalinkPermalink 03/14/07 @ 19:07

In response to: Does the 50mm Really Become 80mm With Crop Factor 1.6?

Roman [Member] · http://www.RomanZolin.com
pcunite, yes, you might be true with the dog. But when people take a picture of a building or a street scene (or even a portrait) they tend to fill the frame with the subject as much as possible, which makes the distortions very strong - not the as if you would do it with the normal or telephoto lens (instead of the wide angle). Thus just beware of the distortions.
PermalinkPermalink 03/11/07 @ 19:14

In response to: Does the 50mm Really Become 80mm With Crop Factor 1.6?

pcunite [Visitor]
This is true, however no one stands at the same distance from the subject when using a 50mm lens on a 1.6 body. They stand further away thus hiding the distortions better. The puppy dog above would look more normal is the camera was further away.
PermalinkPermalink 03/11/07 @ 14:47

In response to: Photo Gallery: Photographs by Rarindra Prakarsa

Roman [Member] · http://www.RomanZolin.com
Ugie, we are all newbies :) The more we know, the more we realize that there are so much more to know :)
But sometimes it's hard to find the knowledge, and that's why I am trying to share as much as possible. And learn along the way.

Thanks.
PermalinkPermalink 10/11/06 @ 20:01

In response to: Photo Gallery: Photographs by Rarindra Prakarsa

Ugie [Visitor] · http://www.jasminefoto.com
Yup RDP (rarindra D prakasa) had talent in fine art photography
I know him cause we are at the same photographer club. (www.fotografer.net)

especially ROL (ray of light) is one of his finger print on every photo

Roman, I always check your site frequently
nice work and glad you share a lot of information for a newbe like me ;))

See ya

Ugie

PermalinkPermalink 10/11/06 @ 19:52

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