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06-06-2004, 08:23 PM
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All from my new camera. Still learning and having a lot of fun while doing!
What do you think?
Cory
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All from my new camera. Still learning and having a lot of fun while doing!
What do you think?
Cory
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06-06-2004, 11:49 PM
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Originally posted by Z-man
Siggy looks great! Avatar needs some help, IMHO.
-Z.
Siggy looks great! Avatar needs some help, IMHO.
-Z.
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Cory
06-06-2004, 11:58 PM
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I suggest that you maintain the original aspect ratio of the photo. Your car looks all stretched out.
I suggest that you maintain the original aspect ratio of the photo. Your car looks all stretched out.
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I would crop both of those pics, taking out the beach area in the bottom one which looks kinda strange, and the backround cars in the avatar. There are plenty of programs out there which make this easy, photoshop is too complex for just this simple task.
06-07-2004, 12:39 AM
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OK, I changed the picture in my signature. Just a different picture of the cars from that photo session @ the Dunes!
06-07-2004, 08:03 AM
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Rotate your sig image 1* to the right and recrop. This will make the horizon straight.
That's what I did here using the photo already in your sig (so I had to crop it further after rotation).
Nice photo BTW. I really like that.
That's what I did here using the photo already in your sig (so I had to crop it further after rotation).
Nice photo BTW. I really like that.
06-07-2004, 09:33 AM
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VERY NICE!! Cory, may I have your permission to use that line up shot in a project I'm working on?
06-07-2004, 10:31 AM
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Originally posted by Geo
Rotate your sig image 1* to the right and recrop. This will make the horizon straight.
That's what I did here using the photo already in your sig (so I had to crop it further after rotation).
Nice photo BTW. I really like that.
Rotate your sig image 1* to the right and recrop. This will make the horizon straight.
That's what I did here using the photo already in your sig (so I had to crop it further after rotation).
Nice photo BTW. I really like that.
Wow you are too good Geo... 1* off huh. I appreciated your other comments also on my picture post last week.
I'm learning all these tricks with the camera and the computer, although it is a slow process I'm having a tremendous amount of fun.
Thanks Geo,
Cory