Nawwww....'cause often we turn the camera to get a view... then have to rotate it to get the balance. And many do not look at the horizon... so it has to be set straight.
No..no.no...must get it right in camera to be Pure;)
forget all that. But, I'll give $5 to the first person who can get me a picture of a left-handed lesbian albino eskimo midget (hopefully someone will know the song, so this reference isn't completely lost).
forget all that. But, I'll give $5 to the first person who can get me a picture of a left-handed lesbian albino eskimo midget (hopefully someone will know the song, so this reference isn't completely lost).
no way. nobody knows the Dead Milkmen
I almost bought a bitchin Camaro in the 80s just so i could play it while driving.
forget all that. But, I'll give $5 to the first person who can get me a picture of a left-handed lesbian albino eskimo midget (hopefully someone will know the song, so this reference isn't completely lost).
I do not belive lesbians exist... I want to see pics as proof....
forget all that. But, I'll give $5 to the first person who can get me a picture of a left-handed lesbian albino eskimo midget (hopefully someone will know the song, so this reference isn't completely lost).
Sorry, her lawyer made me destroy all the photos after the breakup :-(
forget all that. But, I'll give $5 to the first person who can get me a picture of a left-handed lesbian albino eskimo midget (hopefully someone will know the song, so this reference isn't completely lost).
no way. nobody knows the Dead Milkmen
I study criminology -I've never heard of a serial killer that only targets Milkmen!
forget all that. But, I'll give $5 to the first person who can get me a picture of a left-handed lesbian albino eskimo midget (hopefully someone will know the song, so this reference isn't completely lost).
no way. nobody knows the Dead Milkmen
I almost bought a bitchin Camaro in the 80s just so i could play it while driving.
Remind me to tell stories of Laurie at a few Dead Milkmen concerts back in the 80s. At least the ones I remember. ;)
forget all that. But, I'll give $5 to the first person who can get me a picture of a left-handed lesbian albino eskimo midget (hopefully someone will know the song, so this reference isn't completely lost).
no way. nobody knows the Dead Milkmen
I almost bought a bitchin Camaro in the 80s just so i could play it while driving.
I get your point Jimmie, and I understand where you're going with the thread, but if you think your cam isn't helping you out with some internal processing, you're deluding yourself. at least some post-processing of digital images in inescapable. without it it's just a bunch of Is and Os.
there's a difference between processing and manipulating for certain, but extreme purism is a fallacy.
well...that's my opinion, anyway. but what do i know?
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That is where I depart from you... I do believe the new cameras are going great guns when it comes to coloUr and detail... and they are getting closer and closer to what the eye actually sees. The camera may process... but the process is geared to getting the actual image, sans manipulation. Every camera manufacturere boasts "Lifelike coloUrs! True to life images." So tech. in the modern way, is actually catching up to the eye, in the human/natural way.
That is where I depart from you... I do believe the new cameras are going great guns when it comes to coloUr and detail... and they are getting closer and closer to what the eye actually sees. The camera may process... but the process is geared to getting the actual image, sans manipulation. Every camera manufacturere boasts "Lifelike coloUrs! True to life images." So tech. in the modern way, is actually catching up to the eye, in the human/natural way.
First off, I appreciate the superfluous U in the word colour.
Secondly...how is it more natural if my camera does it versus doing it on my computer? a little processor inside or a big processor outside. I dun get it.
Unless you are shooting ferrotypes I don't want to even see you post. I won't read it, nope, no way it's not gonna happen.
LaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLa
:-P
See, that's where you drift from the goal... tech. has always worked towards capturing the image as seen by the eye. Painters capture the image as seen by the mind. Tech. is ok up to the point of replicating the original.... once you cross the line and destroy the original it is no longer photography... graphic art....
Nawwww....'cause often we turn the camera to get a view... then have to rotate it to get the balance. And many do not look at the horizon... so it has to be set straight.
But how is that "looking, and thinking and working out the problems"?
because some people are just bad at leveling the horizon... rotating and cropping can help that. Same as scissors and a straight edge can cut the printed pic... I am talking about over-saturating in post processing, changing reds to oranges, adding "shimmer"layering, cloning sections...... turning, rotating, cropping... all that can be done in the real world. It is the basic, start-from-scratch image I am talking about.
First off, I appreciate the superfluous U in the word colour.
Flippin' Canadians
I am from Heartland USA... I added the "U" because I have some great Brit friends who use it... an in joke from way back in the day... Ya wouldn't get it if I explained....
I have been reading a bunch of stuff on Ken Rockwell's site lately and here is something he says about photo manipulation...mostly refers to filters on the lens but references to Ansel Adams and post processing.
"The more you learn about photography the more you'll also learn that artificial filters and manipulation are required to make a natural looking image. Ansel Adams realized that human perception and the photographic processes are quite different. Therefore one needs to use a lot of filtration, manipulation and burning and dodging to compensate for the human eye and brain's image processing to create an image on paper that looks natural. (You can read this in his books.) This is why most snapshots don't look like the original scene. Artificial processes and image manipulation are needed to make a photograph look natural."
