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"Interesting effect you have going here. It gives a really distinctive style to the photo series. Very nice, almost like an architectural illustration Is it something you've developed or is it a straight programme?"
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Feedback please.
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Advertising.. any tips?
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Any feedback !? :)
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Chris Reynolds replied to Courtney's discussion Ideas for Senior Pictures"Again I agree with Nathan, I know your a senior and hoping parents will be paying the bill, senior photo's arent cheap for a reason. Yeah you could get joe schmo.. and get the crappy result, but go with the seasoned professional photographer.…"
CameraClicker replied to Chris Reynolds's discussion Feedback please."IN NY has way too much red. I think the border is OK.
20065... was less offensive but the frame is thicker on the bottom than on top which gave me the feeling of looking at a television. Since that is the strongest impression I was left with, the…"
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"Go for it bill, that's where i get a bunch of idea's to PS some images, look around and find what ya like!"
Chris Reynolds posted a discussionFeedback please.
Good or bad, how can i fix this image. I'm familiar with photoshop, not an expert keep that in mind.. I know how to do "most" things but not everything! Any feedback is good feedback!Not sure if i like the whole border on the image.. whats your thoughts?See More
Bill Black commented on Chris Reynolds's photosmall
"Thanks for the comment on my Butterfly 3D, I like the staggered borders you used here. I may try a variation if you don't mind."
Chris Reynolds left a comment for nathan mccreery"Nathan, I'm sorry never saw your post about film funeral.. and sorry for the delay in responding. BUT I used the GX6x17 fuji camera.. beautiful camera.. and the D3x side by side.. shot the same group of 1500 guests with both camera's.…"
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"yeah, i wasn't exactly thinking this image would make the featured list, just playing around with some HDR, took 5 images at -0.7 ev.. people came out funky since they were moving, but i liked how the background came out. Just random NYC..…"
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- About Me and My Photography Experience:
- I Love photography. Keep your finger on the shutter!
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- Nikon D300 -
Nikkor18-135mm 3.5
Nikkor 18-200mm VR
Sigma 24mm 2.8
Sigma 28-105mm 2.8
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- At 3:12pm on June 9, 2010,
nathan mccreery said… - In reference to your reply to "film funeral"; I'm a bit confused on your results. Were you saying that the version from the GX 6x17 was superior or that the D3x was superior? Interesting side by side. I have a group of about 75 people on Saturday and I've done the group before with film and frankly, I'm a little spooked by the prospect of using a digital camera on it and am considering doing it in segments (since it will end up being a long narrow finished print, probably 10x30) to effectively boost the res of digital file.
- At 8:37pm on April 23, 2010,
Stephen Coiner said… - Chris I would love love to give you feedback on your HDR photo in the discussion you have posted, but first would like to know what process you used to create it in the first place. Did you use photomatix, photoshop, from one RAW image, or 3 Autobracketed Raw shots? I can say off the bat that it definitely has a tad bit of an over-processed look, and burned out look which is caused by too much color saturation. When I first started doing HDR I loved to over-process and over-burn everything.
- At 4:12pm on May 1, 2009,
Mo Nabbach said… - Thank you for you support guys
- At 6:23pm on April 28, 2009,
Maeda said… - Hello there and welcome to PictureSocial, network of photographers. I'm glad that you've joined. Here, you will find work of professional and amateur alike and both do some amazing work. Join groups such as Nikon Users and Canon Users Group, comment on pictures, start discussions and share some of your advice, criticism and experiences in the forum, and get positive feed backs from a lot of nice people here around. I hope you'll enjoy it here!
- At 7:55am on April 28, 2009,
Earl E. Gibson said… - Hello Chris and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others.
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