Tupperware Rings, Red Tinfoil & Rainbow Photography -- It's all here (13)

Greg_C wrote in post #6912162
Hey Jennifer, would this help at all.....
(also read the tiny text at the bottom)

Are you saying *gasp* that I am BULKY!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!? Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh!

Woolburr wrote in post #6912201
After jumping through many hoops...I finally saw Greg's picture...guess the dog is named Helios.

Well glad you did... I've still not seen it....

Scroll back up to Mike's post...it shows up there.

Woolburr wrote in post #6912266
Scroll back up to Mike's post...it shows up there.

Ummmmm.... nope....

Alrighty... sneak preview.... Here's my first Santa portraits ever.... So..... how'd I do!?

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Santa scared that first child so bad that it made her hair stand on end.

T.D. wrote in post #6912096
Nice job! The David Jrs are growing like weeds! I see the Junior in your lap has your sunny disposition.

That's his "cheese" face. He's got a great smile, but when the camera comes out, that's the one we get.

poppie guy wrote in post #6912133
I'm taking my wife to costco tomorrow for a date if the roads are clear.

What a romantic you are! Are you buying dinner at the food court, too?

Woolburr wrote in post #6912266
Scroll back up to Mike's post...it shows up there.

Ummmmm. . . still no for me.

Woolburr wrote in post #6912318
Santa scared that first child so bad that it made her hair stand on end.

Doooooooood So they suck?!?!

Jennifer, they aren't bad. The lighting seems a bit harsh. Is there any way you can tone it down a bit? I'm also wondering if they're over-sharpened a tad. The white spots on santa's coat are what suggests that to me. But I'm far from an expert on that.

T.D. wrote in post #6912353
Jennifer, they aren't bad. The lighting seems a bit harsh. Is there any way you can tone it down a bit? I'm also wondering if they're over-sharpened a tad. The white spots on santa's coat are what suggests that to me. But I'm far from an expert on that.

Thank you for some feedback!! How would I tone down lighting... I was in a pea soup colored area... when I didn't have the flash point directly at them, it was funky lighting that just didn't work... The white spots are lint... I might take a couple and clone that out... but these are being emailed to parents so I'm not putting in a whole lot of work for them... but I've not sharpened them...

T.D. wrote in post #6912096
Um, Puddle, the boys at the y[N]ou know wh[A]ere aren't gonna like this! Just saying.

Hey, what are those really quiet Black Helicopters doing outside my hous....

I came in to my office instead of my laptop to look at your shots.

Jen - I think the exposure in the first is better than the second. The second looks a touch over exposed. The wall behind them comes out differently in each shot, and in the second Santa's coloration seems a bit washed out. It's not the ideal color for a background with Santa, but I don't imagine you had much control over that. I'm sure that also would have played havoc with any chance of bouncing the flash.

mtnphtgrphr wrote in post #6912369
Thank you for some feedback!! How would I tone down lighting... I was in a pea soup colored area... when I didn't have the flash point directly at them, it was funky lighting that just didn't work... The white spots are lint... I might take a couple and clone that out... but these are being emailed to parents so I'm not putting in a whole lot of work for them... but I've not sharpened them...

What software do you have, I don't remember.

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #6912380
Hey, what are those really quiet Black Helicopters doing outside my hous....

Buh bye Meany Head!

I'm tired of Gary Fairhead posting shots of his trained pet Snowy Owl.

Link

I can't figure out how to transfer my ringtones to my new phone. I import them and it goes to sounds, not ringtones


sigh

T.D. wrote in post #6912408
Buh bye Meany Head!

Like he's not going to give you up as soon as they turn the spotlight on him. . .