Post by Nigel H on Jun 12, 2007 15:36:15 GMT
In the beginning we used slate and chalk to draw pictures - life was simple.
Then came film - easy. Take pics, get processed, put pics in photo album, store negs - job done.
Now we have (easy?) digital. Procedure: load memory card, charge battery, set Custom Settings in relevant menu, set image quality and size, ISO, white balance, exposure compensation, program or auto. Take pic, check histogram, repeat pic as necessary. Upload to PC, adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpening. Make copy, resample, upload to Photoshop (with no broadband and pigeons on a pension it takes ages), publish to Forum.
Now - where is the Auto button and has anyone got some chalk and slate in their attic?
I've not done this before, but with luck, some pictures from Castle Combe are here: s64.photobucket.com/albums/h185/LeginTF/Castle%20Combe%209%20June%202007/
Then came film - easy. Take pics, get processed, put pics in photo album, store negs - job done.
Now we have (easy?) digital. Procedure: load memory card, charge battery, set Custom Settings in relevant menu, set image quality and size, ISO, white balance, exposure compensation, program or auto. Take pic, check histogram, repeat pic as necessary. Upload to PC, adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpening. Make copy, resample, upload to Photoshop (with no broadband and pigeons on a pension it takes ages), publish to Forum.
Now - where is the Auto button and has anyone got some chalk and slate in their attic?
I've not done this before, but with luck, some pictures from Castle Combe are here: s64.photobucket.com/albums/h185/LeginTF/Castle%20Combe%209%20June%202007/
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