"Play with curves as well. For most color, contrast and exposure corrections I use curves. It takes time."
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Greg Carig
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High speed film.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Greg Carig Apr 29. 8 Replies 0 Likes
How many of you film users use high speed 3200 film and what do you shoot with it?Continue
Lighting equipment
Started this discussion. Last reply by Greg Carig Aug 6, 2011. 9 Replies 0 Likes
I'm looking into buying studio strobes but I'm not sure what are good brands. I've worked in studios at school so I have some experience with lighting but I want to work with it more on my own.…Continue
Printing resolution
Started this discussion. Last reply by Donny Cotten Jul 22, 2011. 12 Replies 0 Likes
I would like to know what resolution is best if I'm getting a 20x30 print made. I've never made prints this big and I'm going to get it printed at…Continue
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Greg Carig replied to Crystal Schmidt's discussion First edit in CS6"Overall it's a really good image but what kills me is the skin tone. Try taking a little less cyan and add a little more yellow. This is a quick 3 minute skin tone edit I just did."
Greg Carig replied to Amanda's discussion hi there :)"Shoot everything you can and don't be afraid to try something different. I'm going back to black and white photography again and I'm loving it.
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Greg Carig replied to G-Ronn Mendoza's discussion About Nikon speedlight SB-910"The red light is the ready light. it shows that your flash stopped recycling and is ready to use. You could use it as a battery indicator kind of. The longer the red light flashes, the longer the recycle time it. Meaning your battery is getting low…"
Greg Carig replied to Greg Carig's discussion High speed film."That's a beautiful shot. I'd love to have snow and fog near San Francisco. To me, grain brings characteristic to a picture, especially nature. Most of the time I'm shoot with 3200 film, I'm shooting flowers."
Marc Boudrias replied to Greg Carig's discussion High speed film."I shot wonderful foggy pictures with Delta 3200. The grain and the lack of sharpness add a little mood to my shots. I would use it again for some art work or for fun. I really prefer slow speed film (ISO50-100) for their sharpness. In the fridge…"
Greg Carig replied to Greg Carig's discussion High speed film."I agree with you guys. My D700 offers really good quality at 3200 but I'm going back in time for this one. My friend got me into shooting black and white film again and I love it. I'm breaking the rules about film speed and shooting Ilford…"
nathan mccreery replied to Greg Carig's discussion High speed film."I've used ASA 3200 film. The only thing worse than it was getting no picture. Very grainy and not too sharp. I see no reason to use any 35mm film unless there is a job that calls for slide film in the job specs, which recently…"
Ron Lashley replied to Greg Carig's discussion High speed film."It's time to embrace the force, Greg. It will guide you to a new world."
CameraClicker replied to Greg Carig's discussion High speed film."I used to shoot film, mostly 25 ASA colour slides. Sometimes 64, 100 or 400, which were usually print films. Later ASA became ISO. Ilford are offering B&W 3200 film here: …"
Papa Rotzzi replied to Greg Carig's discussion High speed film."I guess... nobody is shooting film. Or, if they are, they are not shooting ISO 3200!
My guess would be concerts or night sports. Wherever you don't need a great deal of color depth but still need to freeze action. Same as the digital world..…"
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Greg Carig posted a discussionHigh speed film.
How many of you film users use high speed 3200 film and what do you shoot with it?See More
Greg Carig replied to Boris Kalita's discussion spots.."If you're talking about the spots on the top left and bottom left next to the tree then it's dust on your sensor. Nothing to really be alarmed about. Recommended to clean your sensor at a camera store or buy a sensor cleaning kit if…"
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- About Me and My Photography Experience:
- I've been shooting since 2001. I do have experience but there's still too much for me to learn. I'm constantly learning and now since I bought a DSLR in 2010, I'm doing what I've been wanting to and that is to shoot concerts. I dab myself in a little bit of everything but that is one thing I really love to shoot.
- My Photography Equipment:
- Nikon D700
Nikon F100
Along with a wide assortment of Nikon pro lenses
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- http://www.gregcarigphoto.com
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- 510.364.0014
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- At 7:26pm on December 30, 2010,
Earl E. Gibson said… - Hello Greg and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others. We do have a wide range of User Groups. If you are interested, you can find them under the "Groups" tab at the top of the page. Hope to see you there.
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