Thank to this post.
![]()
Hi Joe (?),
Quick answer: You don't have a supporting (paying) membership to allow this.
In-depth answer: All the info you need is on a sticky thread in our Photography Forum. Props to Bulgron for such a thorough tutorial.
Click here: Posting photos on Bladeforums.
Coop
Jim Cooper - Capturing the Artistry and Significance of Handmade Knives. • Makers: Read Post 815 •
• 2013 Website = NEW Gallery/Mobile and PC, FAST loading, menu texts, images, and pricing. Click below • Now SBC on Facebook •
Thank to this post.
![]()
Ok, guys, I'd like to ask for an advice on how to deal with Chromatic Aberration/Color Fringes? Take this picture as an example:
As you can see the problem is that any metal part has quite a lot colour fringes on it's edges. Probably because of the reflection screwing with the camera lense. This one was shot with a Sony H7.
I'm using the aperture priority mode on any friend's cam that I have (I do not own any, unfortunately, which means I'm an utter beginner), because when I picture knives I prefer as shallow depth of field as possible as I take my shots outdoors and don't usually use a lightbox. In Photoshop I've tried the Lens Correction filter, but it did almost nothing. Any other technique in PS to help deal with this?
I just want to know how to post pics
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Bookmarks