Photography

This is something that I honestly have no idea about, but someone asked and some good pages were thrown out (to read). Introduction to color spaces sRGB vs Adobe RGB: The Truth RGB Working Space Information Linear Raw and using color space correctly in photoshop

Stupid Photoblogs.org. I have added another three daily image sites to my “photography” bookmark group tonight, coincidently the first three on the top 100 list I visited. Going to have to get up earlier in the morning I think just to go through these all and still get to work on (mostly) time.

Went to my second Abbotsford Photo Arts Club meeting tonight after the gym. Not that bad, but less interesting than my first meeting. This was a “presentation” night where people did slide shows (as in real slides) and computer slide shows (featuring over done transitions) showing off their work. Not horrible, but I felt I

Found another page with tips on panorams from this thread in the dpreview forums.

[ F8 1/350 – post: auto levels/curves/colors/contrast and the removal of another distracting horse head in the background ] The world laughs at me with my nasty intermittent hardware problems. Seems ok now. Because of this, I give you a picture of a laughing horse.

Paul has put up a photography blog to track what he learns with his Digital Rebel. Sounds like something I should do sometime. It’s interesting to see how other people go about learning the art and science of photography anyway. Aside: 95.5 for gas today…. the cheap stuff…. ouch!

Found photographycourse.net which has some decent articles on how to see better (composition), using flash, etc. Some good info in there. Note to self: read.

For future reference… read up on Photoshop Epson ColorSync WorkFlow in a vain attempt to understand Color management, color workflow, and how it relates and is used with Photoshop and the like.

Just taking a break before a couple of fun hours of entering in test data so queries can be tested (weee! oh feel the joy!) and hit the only photography magazine 28mm. In the Botanicals & Butterflies article/exibit there was quite possibly one of the most incrediable butterfly picture I’ve ever seen. Hats off to