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To Sue, There isn't a thing you can do about reactolite glasses going dark. As soon as the wearer goes outisde, they will darken a bit. If the pro pictures you looked at made the groom like a gangster - well - that isn't the togs fault!

To quote a well known phrase RTFM !!! I've just found this in the technique section. It could be the answer to my problem

Maybe get a friend to drive past so you can be sure they won't hit the brakes? Maybe get them to stick their rear fog lights on to boost the light trail deffinition? But yeah, go with all other methods of lengthening exposure before filtration. I don't think a grad filter would help if you go with the same composition as it'll darken the top part of the car. Also, be wary of a polarizer remo...

Michael: You're probably familiar with Scott Kelby's book "The Photoshop Book for Digital Photographers. (If you're not I highly recommend it) He has a suggested method for removing colour casts.... Image>Match Colour.... When the dialog box opens up tick 'neutralize' and adjust the three sliders to get the desired/satisfactory effect. Since your colour cast is restricted to one area o...

LOL - you'd spend all the shoot time fiddeling with your flappy mirrors. Actually impressed even if i can't see what to use it for.

Hi all. I'm back for a bit. I will be very busy over the next couple of months getting ready to deploy, but will try to stop in and check up on things. Hi Amber, glad you found the site :) Look forward to seeing more pictures, know he probably took alot of them. The guys here are curious also, he was going to do some pictures using pringles chips, If you run across any, would you mind postin...

Started with coffee - lots of - then just had water at rehearsal usually have beer but had the car :(

Many thanks for replies... just one thing - "As a rule use a circular filter if you have an autofocus camera or a manual focus model with a spot meter such as the Canon T90." from the guide on this site if using a manual focus canon T70 or Nikon FM2 (M/F also), can i use a circular OR a linear? are there any further disadvantages to each type? Thanks! a very happy christmas t...

But then what do I know.... You have an opinion just like everyone else. For analysing images, it doesn't matter that you don't know how to use GNDs. It does matter, however, that you know whether you like the image or not and why. I have the same view of blurred water (quite like it) and bright reflection (just looks odd).

Well "getting buildings right" is a technique that is kit-independent, same applies to canon as nikon etc. techniques are "how" we do things kit relates to the tools we use take the humble hammer - we use those to hammer nails in. the technique however is to hold the nail in the place we want it to enter the wood, then accelerate the flat part of the hammer towards the head of the n...

I quite late? I think u should to ambiance light and set your white balance auto or set the color's temperature and edit your photo on photoshop. PS. u must set file RAW too.

Will do Tony. Should be finished in about 3 to four weeks though because I'm gathering all the bits together which is taking time and got quite a bit of work on. I will contact you when done. Thank you. Paul

Thanks Frank I'll give it another try. Brian.

Thanks all for your useful replies. Don't know what happened but I posted a reply yesterday evening and seems to have got 'lost in cyberspace' somehow as I can't find it on the forum! Had a few more questions but had another look at the Formatt website and think answered now. Any problems with vignetting when using Hitech with wide angle lenses (eg equivalent to 24mm on 35mm format)? Than...

Randomrubble .. with all due respect you dIdn't pick a very hard subject for correction. The crux of the argument is what is realaity and what would a viewer accept as reality. In the photo I think some sky cloned across onto the glass areas would be accepted by a viewer. I did a small area and it seemed to be working AOK. Slightly less exposure at the camera stage would have helped in edit...