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Gone fishing. Inle Lake, Myanmar
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As a photographer, how do you manage really cold weather?
Rico replied to dustydingo's question in Community support: ask the forum
Lowepro makes gloves which have slits in the thumb and forefinger in where you can slide those fingertips out when required. Very useful -
Thanks, that's very kind of you to say that. 🙂 Besides the strong colors in the photo, I was always intrigued by the expression on her face
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Highlights & Shadows in Photoshop
Rico replied to Rico's topic in Alamy Quality Control and technical talk
No points were missed. The RAW files may very well contain more information than a 16 bit ProPhoto TIFF file, however the difference may not be significant. I put this info out for anyone having issues with shadows and highlights. For me LR and ACR (same thing almost) weren't as good as this method. Just my opinion- 7 replies
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Rico replied to Rico's topic in Alamy Quality Control and technical talk
Thanks everyone for the feedback. I didn't realize that he was using a jpeg for an example. One way around that is to use PS as an external editor in LR. Right click on the thumbnail (edit in) and chose PS. If you haven't got an external editor set up, go to Choose Lightroom > Preferences (Mac) or Edit > Preferences (Windows) and then click on the External Editing tab. You can then do all your edits in PS, including Nik in the 16 bit tiff file. When finished, click save (not save as). That will take you back to LR with 2 files, original and edited. Not all shadows need "opening up" but some do. Anyway, I like it😐- 7 replies
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There has been a lot of talk regarding highlight and shadows lately. Is there anybody here using that function in PS? Go to Image>Adjustments>Shadows & Highlights>Advanced. I find it a lot more useful than LR or curves/levels. Of course there is a YouTube tutorial from my fast talking teacher😉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Avr99WgsOKY
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Carnival Queen. Carifest parade in Calgary.
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Ecuador is for lovers...including these two apparently
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which car is it?
Rico replied to stipe's topic in Stock photography discussion and contributor experience
I had a 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner for 29 years😲! I still dream about that car. -
which car is it?
Rico replied to stipe's topic in Stock photography discussion and contributor experience
Yup, you're right. 1965 -
which car is it?
Rico replied to stipe's topic in Stock photography discussion and contributor experience
Looks to me like a Ford Fairlane 500 (1963) -
I usually don't do a lot of motion blur or panning, but I think this one works (IMHO)
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Now that I have terminated my G account, I'm starting to upload some of those photos to Alamy. Let's see how they do here.