also where is the best online site I can use to use this effect?
Wht is the effect used on fotos that means u can av most of the pic in black + white + some of it in colour?
selective colouring, goto gimp.org and downlaod the free manipulation programme they offer,
come bak and ask how to do it
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Wht is the effect used on fotos that means u can av most of the pic in black + white + some of it in colour?
You must have software that allows you to work in layers, such as Photoshop or Elements. Make a second layer of the image over the first and then desaturate (make BW) the top image. Then select the area you want in color and use eraser to erase inside the selection. The color will show through.
If you are starting with a BW image then make an empty layer over the image and set the blending mode to multiply. make your selection you want color and paint the color inside the selection. Adjust transparency to get the effect you want.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Macro Photography.........?
Does anybody have any ideas of what photos to take in Macro Photography?
For those who dont know what it is, It is pictures of like random objects but very detailed and very close up.
If you have any good ideas, please suggest them.
Thankyou!!!
LessThanThree %26lt;3
Macro Photography.........?
carpet, a bug, a cats eye, some open fruit, a dirty old wall, some wood a tree, some other stuff, maybe some tile thing... grass, plants, a ladybug...
Macro Photography.........?
This one is really down to your passion and personal taste.
Have a think about what you want your photo%26#039;s to convey ans say about you as the photographer. Do you want obscure photo%26#039;s that get the viewer thinking about what the item could be for instance? or do you want to show the beauty of a flower?
I like to take close ups of parts of objects to give the viewer a kinda of %26quot;what am i?%26quot; line of thinking.
Reply:Get creative! Go out into the world yourself and find things that inspire you! Stop relying on other people for inspiration.
You will find your best work coming from yourself and not others suggestions. If you rely on other people, then your photos will be nothing but the same old thing.
(BTW, I would love to see the work you do and watch you progress.. do you have a flickr or deviantart page yet?)
Reply:Foliage is good - say a meadow of flowers. There can be really startling effects with varying the depth of field.
Stop-motion photography often uses styles similar to this.
Oddly, insects make good studies, too. They tend to be still for long periods.
Results are, of course, better using a tripod and remote/delayed shutter, to reduce motion blurring.
Reply:Try going onto Flickr and type in Macro and see what comes up. That should give you tons of ideas!
Reply:ICE ICE ICE
ICE IS GREAT........ had a go with some colouring food drops over ice too.... nice effects
If you have a good lens you get some cracking patterns
Reply:you could photography anything in marco, its entirly up to you, you find alot of people tend to do flowers, leaves etc etc/ You could do close ups on very small bugs on planst anything really that takes your fancy!
Reply:Anything close up thought it%26#039;s very common to take a photo of flowers and bugs yet these subjects are overdone IMO. The key to macro is doing something unique and getting the right dof.
Reply:What does %26quot;Less Than Three %26lt;3%26quot; mean ??
I%26#039;ve been professionally shooting Macro most of my life, so I%26#039;ll try and help, but your question is a little vague.
Almost anything small makes a good subject. I%26#039;ve always preferred insects. There%26#039;s an endless variety and they%26#039;re not easy to do. The point of Macro photography is to capture an image that most people can%26#039;t or don%26#039;t see, because the fine details of the subject are too difficult to see without the aid of a magnifying glass, etc. And, remember, some of the most important things in Macro photography are lighting, focus, and depth of field.
Examples of a few of the millions of subjects are:
Insects
Flowers
Cactus
Coins
Carpet Fibers
Pencil Point
Bird Feathers
Butterfly Wings
Mouse Nose
Cat%26#039;s Eye
Hairs
Cloth Fibers
Leaves
Etc, etc, etc...........
If you want to really capture good images, get yourself a good camera, good lenses, and good strobes.
Whatever you do, have fun. Always have fun. Macro is extremely satisfying when you know what you%26#039;re doing.
Reply:paint splat
ice cream
spices
wires
stack of papers
books
key chains
hair
skin
scattered toys
For those who dont know what it is, It is pictures of like random objects but very detailed and very close up.
If you have any good ideas, please suggest them.
Thankyou!!!
LessThanThree %26lt;3
Macro Photography.........?
carpet, a bug, a cats eye, some open fruit, a dirty old wall, some wood a tree, some other stuff, maybe some tile thing... grass, plants, a ladybug...
Macro Photography.........?
This one is really down to your passion and personal taste.
Have a think about what you want your photo%26#039;s to convey ans say about you as the photographer. Do you want obscure photo%26#039;s that get the viewer thinking about what the item could be for instance? or do you want to show the beauty of a flower?
I like to take close ups of parts of objects to give the viewer a kinda of %26quot;what am i?%26quot; line of thinking.
Reply:Get creative! Go out into the world yourself and find things that inspire you! Stop relying on other people for inspiration.
You will find your best work coming from yourself and not others suggestions. If you rely on other people, then your photos will be nothing but the same old thing.
(BTW, I would love to see the work you do and watch you progress.. do you have a flickr or deviantart page yet?)
Reply:Foliage is good - say a meadow of flowers. There can be really startling effects with varying the depth of field.
Stop-motion photography often uses styles similar to this.
Oddly, insects make good studies, too. They tend to be still for long periods.
Results are, of course, better using a tripod and remote/delayed shutter, to reduce motion blurring.
Reply:Try going onto Flickr and type in Macro and see what comes up. That should give you tons of ideas!
Reply:ICE ICE ICE
ICE IS GREAT........ had a go with some colouring food drops over ice too.... nice effects
If you have a good lens you get some cracking patterns
Reply:you could photography anything in marco, its entirly up to you, you find alot of people tend to do flowers, leaves etc etc/ You could do close ups on very small bugs on planst anything really that takes your fancy!
Reply:Anything close up thought it%26#039;s very common to take a photo of flowers and bugs yet these subjects are overdone IMO. The key to macro is doing something unique and getting the right dof.
Reply:What does %26quot;Less Than Three %26lt;3%26quot; mean ??
I%26#039;ve been professionally shooting Macro most of my life, so I%26#039;ll try and help, but your question is a little vague.
Almost anything small makes a good subject. I%26#039;ve always preferred insects. There%26#039;s an endless variety and they%26#039;re not easy to do. The point of Macro photography is to capture an image that most people can%26#039;t or don%26#039;t see, because the fine details of the subject are too difficult to see without the aid of a magnifying glass, etc. And, remember, some of the most important things in Macro photography are lighting, focus, and depth of field.
Examples of a few of the millions of subjects are:
Insects
Flowers
Cactus
Coins
Carpet Fibers
Pencil Point
Bird Feathers
Butterfly Wings
Mouse Nose
Cat%26#039;s Eye
Hairs
Cloth Fibers
Leaves
Etc, etc, etc...........
If you want to really capture good images, get yourself a good camera, good lenses, and good strobes.
Whatever you do, have fun. Always have fun. Macro is extremely satisfying when you know what you%26#039;re doing.
Reply:paint splat
ice cream
spices
wires
stack of papers
books
key chains
hair
skin
scattered toys
How do i blow up a photo?
i am trying to blow up these three photos to fit on a 8%26quot; by 10%26quot; computer paper to print from photobucket:
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm69/...
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm69/...
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm69/...
how do i blow them up with out distorting them?
thank you, and step by step instructions are extremely appriciated!( :
How do i blow up a photo?
1. buy fireworks
2. light fireworks next to photos
3. ????
4. Profit
How do i blow up a photo?
talk 2 jamie hymen from muthbysters (*walrus mustash*)
Reply:Get Gimp and you can inflate those heads to any size you desire.
It is just re-scaling the image.
If you don%26#039;t want the Gimp (free Gnu Image Manipulation Program) you could get the same effect with photoshop.
With gimp you just rescale it under image pushing your resolution and size up to what you need.
For these three images you would then have to crop them and position them in your sheet in the print preview.
Most photoeditors should be able to do this but Gimp is free.
Another way is just to download them to a floppy and take that to a place that prints images like Office Depot or Quickprint.
Reply:You are getting dumb answers because the correct term is %26quot;enlarge%26quot; a photograph, not %26quot;blow up.%26quot;
Reply:OK listen to me... the best way, regardless of the software, is to use a redundant 10% enlargement method.
To do this you will take the image and enlarge it by 10%... then enlarge it by 10% again and again until you get the size you want.
This is the very best way to enlarge a small image into a larger one.
If you can choose your resampling method use %26quot;bicubic smoother%26quot; or just %26quot;bicubic%26quot; for best results.
If you can not do this. send me an email address and I will do it for you.
I just finished Marylin and it is ready to be sent to you.
Reply:That is easy.
First, use photoshop or whatever software you have... open up your photos and resample the images at twice their size and re-resample them at 600 dpi
secondly, use the effect tool to blurr them very very slightly and then resharpen them, only slightly.
Now, scale them down, NOT downsampling... i did say re-size them down to 8 x 10.
When you print them, the printer can output at 1200 dpi or even 600 dpi will do a good job.
Just remember to always blow them up to 16 x 20. Then you apply what I said prior.
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm69/...
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm69/...
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm69/...
how do i blow them up with out distorting them?
thank you, and step by step instructions are extremely appriciated!( :
How do i blow up a photo?
1. buy fireworks
2. light fireworks next to photos
3. ????
4. Profit
How do i blow up a photo?
talk 2 jamie hymen from muthbysters (*walrus mustash*)
Reply:Get Gimp and you can inflate those heads to any size you desire.
It is just re-scaling the image.
If you don%26#039;t want the Gimp (free Gnu Image Manipulation Program) you could get the same effect with photoshop.
With gimp you just rescale it under image pushing your resolution and size up to what you need.
For these three images you would then have to crop them and position them in your sheet in the print preview.
Most photoeditors should be able to do this but Gimp is free.
Another way is just to download them to a floppy and take that to a place that prints images like Office Depot or Quickprint.
Reply:You are getting dumb answers because the correct term is %26quot;enlarge%26quot; a photograph, not %26quot;blow up.%26quot;
Reply:OK listen to me... the best way, regardless of the software, is to use a redundant 10% enlargement method.
To do this you will take the image and enlarge it by 10%... then enlarge it by 10% again and again until you get the size you want.
This is the very best way to enlarge a small image into a larger one.
If you can choose your resampling method use %26quot;bicubic smoother%26quot; or just %26quot;bicubic%26quot; for best results.
If you can not do this. send me an email address and I will do it for you.
I just finished Marylin and it is ready to be sent to you.
Reply:That is easy.
First, use photoshop or whatever software you have... open up your photos and resample the images at twice their size and re-resample them at 600 dpi
secondly, use the effect tool to blurr them very very slightly and then resharpen them, only slightly.
Now, scale them down, NOT downsampling... i did say re-size them down to 8 x 10.
When you print them, the printer can output at 1200 dpi or even 600 dpi will do a good job.
Just remember to always blow them up to 16 x 20. Then you apply what I said prior.
What do you think?
this is my new expert I wanna turn into a short story revised and I wanna know if you think if I should keep it going?
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseac...
What do you think?
For me it is too hard to read. Could you change it so as not to loose the integrity of the artwork and make it more readable? Don%26#039;t give up, it shows potential
Keep Arting!
Jeff (weseye) Wesley
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseac...
What do you think?
For me it is too hard to read. Could you change it so as not to loose the integrity of the artwork and make it more readable? Don%26#039;t give up, it shows potential
Keep Arting!
Jeff (weseye) Wesley
Map of Lake - Pirate Style?
I would like to put a map of our lake under glass on the coffee table. Does anyone know where I can get this type of pirate/old english map drawn? Or a computer program that I could do it myself.
Map of Lake - Pirate Style?
You might find what you%26#039;re looking for (or something similar) on istockphoto.com -- inexpensive stock photos and artwork.
Map of Lake - Pirate Style?
You might find what you%26#039;re looking for (or something similar) on istockphoto.com -- inexpensive stock photos and artwork.
Easy ten points for a quick edit?
i am horrible with photoshopish stuff, so i just need someone to edit this picture a bit, to make it less bright/contrasty. i don%26#039;t like it, just make it look a little better? i%26#039;m sure it%26#039;ll only take a couple minutes.
http://i32.tinypic.com/4tsu0z.jpg
^^^ there is the picture.
:]]
Easy ten points for a quick edit?
~I%26#039;ll do it. Send me an e-mail.~
http://i32.tinypic.com/4tsu0z.jpg
^^^ there is the picture.
:]]
Easy ten points for a quick edit?
~I%26#039;ll do it. Send me an e-mail.~
Where can i read romance and shoujo?
You can try onemanga.com. They offer scans of some shoujo manga.
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