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Re: The External Tips and Tutorial Link Thread
What Causes the Sparkles in Night Photos?
»dptnt.com/2007/12/what-causes-th···-photos/ |
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ccallana
Huh?
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join:2000-08-03
Folsom, CA | reply to tmpchaos
Lots of Photoshop tips, hints, tutorials...
»blog.dpboards.com/?p=17 |
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ErikVKing
Erik the Viking
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join:2008-06-19
Davenport, IA | reply to mromero
Weeee, I can use this at work! Now to see what all it can do! |
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mromero
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Los Angeles, CA | reply to tmpchaos
»www.pixlr.com/app/
Kinda like a online version of Gimp/PS |
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Apathy
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Saint Louis, MO
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Learning How To Critique An Image
A professional that critiques professionally shows that anyone is qualified to do it. »www.doubleexposure.com/CritBoutique.shtml
My own critiques on a critique site (I'm not a pro, but with the guidance/examples of others I've learned to do it quite well) »www.photosig.com/go/users/userph···d=198252
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vue666
join:2007-12-07
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Re: The External Tips and Tutorial Link Thread
Creating a vignette effect in Photoshop.....
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-jyQzyk···fect.htm
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMZzJ3qq···ect2.htm |
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eugene smith
@tmodns.net
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lifestyles of a concerned photographer.
eugene smith
"the walk to paradise garden",
»masters-of-photography.com/S/smi···ing.html
minimata,
(Tomoko in her mother's arms)
and other social and war photos:
»www.geocities.com/minoltaphotogr···h02.html
»www.photo-seminars.com/Fame/eugesmith.htm
»books.google.com/books?id=0OJTEM···PA143,M1
and some modern versions:
(via msnbc clicked)
»photo.net/photodb/member-photos?···lude=all
you can get a similar dark vignette effect, pre-photoshop, with a tube in front of your lens, that is blackened or flocked or velveted inside. |
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legal list
@tmodns.net | reply to tmpchaos
long list of other links, especially legal (via vue666 post):
»www.photosecrets.com/links.law.html |
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publish
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copyright notice, for those who want to protect their published photos:
»www.copyright.gov/circs/circ1.html
»www.copyright.gov/circs/circ1.html#fnv
which explains their preference for a specific form of the three parts of the copyright notice:
© 2006 John Doe
publication, if i remember correctly, was long ago defined as access by more than one non-family member, i.e. one friend was private, two friends was "publication". |
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Psicop
More human than human
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General photography link:
»danny.id.au/photography/links/
It contains links about various topics:
1. Great photos taken in various world locations.
2. A Magnum photographer that shoots with P&S instead of SLR.
3. The art of bird photography.
4. Why most landscape photographs suck.
5. And much more.
Regards. |
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rschimek62
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join:2004-04-01
Elmont, NY | reply to tmpchaos
»www.cameraposition.com -- good site for photography. Focus on the creative side of the photography; lighting, composition, and some photoshop discussion that relates to photography..
enjoy |
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sfogliatelle
We Is Whut We Am
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join:2002-05-29
Orlando, FL
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Still more:
The photography-oriented videos on this site include advice on using Adobe Photoshop, handling your camera settings, and taking portraits and close-ups. Best of all, no video runs more than 5 minutes, so you can learn in bit-sized chunks:
»www.5min.com/Category/Arts/Photography
One of the oldest photo-related sites on the Web is the New York Institute of Photography. Sure, the site's goal is to get you to sign up for photography courses, but you can get tons of free advice by flipping to the NYI Photo eZine (»www.nyip.com/ezine/)
Another cool option: the NYIP Podcast (»www.nyipodcast.com/)
and then there's:
»www.geofflawrence.com/photograph···ials.htm
»tutorialoutpost.com/tutorials/ph···editing/ |
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Psicop
More human than human
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Excellent photoshop resource page:
»www.shanzcan.com/photoshopahol.html
It also offers free Photoshop plugins (under shazcan tutorials).
The author hosts several visual tutorials in YouTube under the name of Photoshopmama.
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»www.zeitgeistmovie.com/ |
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Bryon
R.I.P. Bassman442
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Speedway, IN
clubs:
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How to make christmas lights "pop"
A small video showing how to make a nice glow around lights with a portrait of a child. Looks like she's using an older version of Photoshop.
»oractions.blogspot.com/2007/11/w···hts.html
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rschimek62
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Elmont, NY | reply to tmpchaos
Re: The External Tips and Tutorial Link Thread
those of you are interested in panoramic photography, there is good website:
www.panoguide.com |
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SueS
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join:2007-05-16
Macon, MO | reply to B52GUNR
Thanks for sharing this! |
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B52GUNR
KM 7D love and D3 Nirvana
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Vallejo, CA
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True detail versus sharpness:
»photoclubalpha.com/2007/12/13/tr···arpness/ |
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stock tips
@tmodns.net
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stock photo tips:
»www.crestock.com/blog/photograph···-92.aspx
from
»www.crestock.com/blog/
photoshop contest results:
»www.crestock.com/blog/design/pho···110.aspx
(all via msnbc clicked)
and the opposite, a fellow who wades in the swamp with a 16x20:
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clyde_Butcher |
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rschimek62
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join:2004-04-01
Elmont, NY
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for the people that interested in using the gimp,
»meetthegimp.org/ -- video presentations of what the gimp can do.... I find this site to be a great source of how to use the gimp on photos.
»www.gimpguru.org/ -- he uses the old version of gimp, but still useful.
»goingmanual.com/photo/ -- good website that have the basics of gimp, photoshop, and photography ...
hope it helps... reinhard |
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sfogliatelle
We Is Whut We Am
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join:2002-05-29
Orlando, FL
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Image Processing How To's, from PCPhotoMag:
»www.pcphotomag.com/component/opt···ow%20To/
Other Learning Center tips from the same publication: »www.pcphotomag.com/component/opt···0Center/ |
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