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Re: Cali - A Portrait [Re: PossumCorner] #1164
05/31/06 12:36 AM
05/31/06 12:36 AM
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James Morrissey Offline OP
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Hey Tony,

The shots of Cali are whiter entirely because of white balance. I liked the whiter shots and kept them. Having said that, her color is more of an 'off white.'

James

Re: Cali - A Portrait [Re: James Morrissey] #1165
05/31/06 12:39 AM
05/31/06 12:39 AM
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James Morrissey Offline OP
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How can you guys hate the tacky chair??????????????? It is HORRID...but I love it. LOL.

James

Re: Cali - A Portrait [Re: James Morrissey] #1166
06/04/06 07:14 PM
06/04/06 07:14 PM
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I think they all look pretty good James. She is a pretty girl and I also have a white longhair that annoints all my carpets with clumps of white fur. I try to use available light on pet shots.

A real shame about the animals getting killed in fire.

"How can you guys hate the tacky chair??????????????? It is HORRID...but I love it" LOL yep it is so tacky you gotta love it! Looks like Cali is trying to say "Hey dont blame me, I didnt buy it!"

Re: Cali - A Portrait [Re: Sarah] #1167
06/06/06 09:01 AM
06/06/06 09:01 AM
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James Morrissey Offline OP
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"he is a pretty girl and I also have a white longhair that annoints all my carpets with clumps of white fur. I try to use available light on pet shots. "

I use what I can. If I use available light, I often have to kick up the ISO to 1600 - and I do not always like to do that. The other problem is that I wind up switching to primes. Don't get me wrong, I prefer primes. However, when I shoot animals, I find that I wind up switching lenses too often otherwise. Time is precious.

Do others have the same situation?

Cheers
James

Re: Cali - A Portrait [Re: James Morrissey] #1168
06/13/06 08:49 AM
06/13/06 08:49 AM
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In answer to your long lost question on light in eyes, I do spend time in PS but it certainly not hours. Since I think they are the generally the most important feature, even taking out one catch light is something I have to do. It just bugs me to see two light sources in an eye.
Now watch, I will probably put up a shot that I did not look closely and miss it!
Jim, I also wanted you to know that you are now not alone in the ugly sofa department. My local dog bakery has sold her business and several props in the window have come home with me. One will be photographed soon -as soon as Polar stops rearranging the pillows!
The Target special one is now included in this post since now I sort of know what I am doing! It was dyed with Rit dye to tone down the awful fusha color that it was. [image]http://[/image]


Peggy Sue
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