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Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by Dr. Iblis

Dr. Iblis — Sun, 20 May 2012 00:10:02 +0000

there are plenty of good ones you can get the Pentax K1000 is one that you can snag with a 50mm lens for under $50 on craigslist, ebay, or your local newspaper. the Canon AE-1 and AE-1 program Minolta X-700 Nikon F- any of them will do fine if you are wanting to go into DSLR photography later on in life, stick with Nikon or Pentax, you can use all their lenses on new DSLR’s

Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by scotinthemist50

scotinthemist50 — Sun, 20 May 2012 00:00:02 +0000

The nearest job to a forensic scientist involving forensic photography is a scenes of crime officer with the police, details can be found here – http://www.learndirect-advice......ofile1060/

Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by Cat

Cat — Sat, 19 May 2012 23:50:02 +0000

How can i get into forensic photography without having to do forensic science aswell? I have a qualification in level 3 photography and was considering doing forensic photography but i can’t find any courses in my area of Sutton Coldfield or anywhere in the Midlands. Can anyone help please?

Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by Jorge

Jorge — Sat, 19 May 2012 23:40:08 +0000

If you want some dedication, get a dslr camera. All brands make them. They are not the only cameras taking good photographs. I love the sea too, and that inspires me, but you don’t need an underwater camera. But, ok, I have a Leica and there are also beautiful machines like Fuji X100, why not

Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by Alex

Alex — Sat, 19 May 2012 23:30:03 +0000

pretty much any beginner camera will be reasonably priced. i would go to rythercamera.com they seem to have the best bang for your buck. I would get a nikon. but if you get a nikon or canon or pentax you cant really go wrong if you can take pictures.

Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by Charles

Charles — Sat, 19 May 2012 23:00:03 +0000

They may not seem reasonable to you, or they may actually be on the pricey side. Have you considered that they probably spend an hour in post processing for every hour they shoot? How about travel time and expense on location shoots? Down time to find customers? As in any business, if it is a main source of income, it certainly may seem unreasonable to those that can do it as a hobby. But, it has to feed the owner too. All that said, I would say any DSLR with good lenses would be adequate on that front. Don’t forget auxiliary flash, continuous lighting, computer system capable of image processing, software and time to experiment and learn about all of it, too. It’s a start and you’ll constantly want to add to your ‘bag of tricks’ for a while and upgrade to professional level from ‘prosumer’. You have to realize that being a great hobbyist won’t cut it when people pay you a few hundred to take wedding pictures and they don’t like the result. Just giving you a dose of reality.

Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by crysstal

crysstal — Sat, 19 May 2012 22:50:03 +0000

Whats the best camera to use for photography? I want to start taking up photography because i noticed there aren’t really alot of reasonable photographers in my area. I want to do things like senior pictures, wedding photography, prom and special event, family and baby, photography like that of people. I live by the water, so im sure the beach will be the site of alot of my photographs. What is the best type of camera i should look for? Where might i get one for a reasonable price?

Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by Uthman B

Uthman B — Sat, 19 May 2012 22:40:02 +0000

All you have to do is just go to the photo editing software and place a copyright on the bottom of the picture. Adn then in windows looking at the file, you go to file, properties, and select read only. Thats it.

Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by photoenhance

photoenhance — Sat, 19 May 2012 22:20:02 +0000

Photos are automatically copyright by the photographyer-but that doesn’t mean that people won’t steal it. If you’re putting it on ebay I would put watermarks on it, either tile them or at least have one in the center. If you have Photoshop or similar software you can add a text layer and type out “Copyright whoever” or “Proof” or something along those lines. Personally I like to make it white with a black drop shadow and then lower the opacity so it’s not too obvious but they won’t be able to steal it. You can also add a signature to the photo you’re going to print-use different fonts, sizes, position, etc

Comment on Start Using These Wonderful Suggestions To Increase Your Picture taking Skills by I'm probably wrong.

I'm probably wrong. — Sat, 19 May 2012 22:10:02 +0000

To legally copyright an image, I send my images in batches to the U.S. Copyright office. They take about 6 weeks to get a form back to you, and it’s registered as yours. I send them on a disc. there are forms to be filled out which can be downloaded. I also place my name across my images online, and I embed a watermark in Photoshop. When I mail the disc, I also do a “poor man’s copyright” ( I mail the images along with a letter stating all images are mine, dated.. to myself registered mail. It’s dated on the envelope, I never open it, and I have dated proof that as of 2/7/07 the images were mine.) I also place a stamp across the rear of the image when I sell it stating it’s been copywritten, all rights reserved, etc, mty name..