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Merl Last active 5656 days ago
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23 Apr 2009
@ 8:25am
In reply to Post #103
sounds like it may be worth changing the batteries, how old is the camera? are the batteries the ones that came with it?
Forum: Rigs
11 Apr 2009
@ 10:07pm
In reply to Post #1000
this was sent through by another member to highlight just how NOT to tie a rig.

notice how the lead CANNOT eject if the line snaps because of the swivel, even worse is that the angler has used leadcore.

Forum: Rigs
11 Apr 2009
@ 9:58am


This picture was posted on another forum and then a thread in here, rather than move the original thread and tidy it up I thought it best to start a new one.

This is what can happen if you use leadcore with a lead clip, this fish was wrapped up and nearly lost its life because of a poor setup.

When using leadcore please only use it with a helicopter rig setup, such as the chod rig for example. There is another thread in this section on how to use/tie ledcore so if in doubt please have a look there.

thanks
2 Apr 2009
@ 10:27am
In reply to Post #98
then you might get a bit of sharpening but not much....
1 Apr 2009
@ 12:46pm
In reply to Post #96
the lens usually bings out the detail, all you can so is sharpen (unsharp mask in photoshop) on a piece of software and you can over do it easily too...

what format was the original picture in mate? if its shot in RAW format we might be able to bring out more detail, if its JPEG you probably cant...
1 Apr 2009
@ 11:12am
In reply to Post #93
I got a copy of Photoshop CS3 and Paintshop pro (downloaded versions....)

to be honest they are good but if you are just into editing the odd picture then you dont need to spend the money on them, best getting the free versions (or cheap ones for about £50) and they should cover most things. Look into either Photoshop or Paint Shop and see which one does a cheap version, I cant remember which one does...

30 Mar 2009
@ 2:58pm
In reply to Post #88
do you mean photoshop or paint shop pro...?
27 Mar 2009
@ 9:44am
In reply to Post #83
anyone got the Magnum 60th Anniversary album? I managed to find the original hard back copy and its just incredible, can sit there for hours looking at the photos

particulary love this one from Cartier Bresson


9 Mar 2009
@ 11:10pm
In reply to Post #77
like the scenic one CarpAddict, again, maybe a little crop of the sky and some of the mountains would look nice..

for the ice one, your right the light was against you there, maybe an F stop as wide as possible (like F4 or something) and over expose slightly might help.... I see what your trying to do but perhaps the background is a bit congested and distracts you from the ice crystals on the branch. what you might have done was more of a close up of the branch and taken from a slightly different angle where the background was clearer.... good effort though

11 Feb 2009
@ 9:29pm
In reply to Post #72
magnetic lasso tool in photoshop.
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