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Paragon8 posted:What's the best tutorial out there for photoshop. I feel like I have a good command of what I use mostly, but I'm always finding random new things like "what I can add a border just by using the stroke command instead of loving around with creating a big white square that's slightly bigger than my image?" Why wouldn't you just 'increase canvas' with the dialogue set to 'relative' so you just need to key in how big you want your border to be?
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AtomicManiac posted:Fair enough, however I don't think I've ever had a shot that couldn't be fixed by converting to black and white, and if you're shooting on a Rebel like me, you'd rather have 32 frames instead of the 4 or whatever before the buffer needs to clear. I shot raw one time, and while the buffer cleared I missed the bass player jumping off a drum kit. Never again, It just doesn't make sense to me when black and white is more than fine. I know reading can be difficult for you, so let me boil down what every one else is saying: You don't know what you're talking about, and you're probably a moron as well
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Gryi posted:Processing seems to include tons of warming, selective blur, and probably motion blur on the sun rays. I may be pixel peeping but it looks like just to the left of the bride's legs, you can see where he missed a spot. Looks overdone to me if you want my opinion. I may not be seeing what you're talking about, but it more or less looks like that blur is lens-based, to my eye anyway. The sun, I dunno, but that in theory at least could be flare. To me, the biggest thing that's going on is some pretty heavy sharpening that is giving it that contrast that seems to trigger feelings of love or hate, depending on who is viewing the photo.
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Sep 16, 2010 19:23
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Eight Is Legend posted:Is there a way to disable Aperture including the file name as a caption when uploading photos to Facebook? You just have to stop giving pictures file names that reflect what you think of the people in them. No more bigfatidiot.jpg. Or do what Evilkiksas suggests-- if you just make a blanket caption for a given event that you import (along with blanket keywords) you will solve this problem and wind up with more detail on your images.
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Martytoof posted:I'm looking for an OSX specific app that might or might not exist. The app in question should have / would be able to: I think you already found your answer but the default batch organization and metadata program is Photo Mechanic -- it fits these requirements (except, I suppose, that you can make it crop...) Highly recommended for people who are trying to organize and do selection on huge batches of images.
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