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RE: Panoramics Revisited: Widelux Photos Okay?

Hmmmm... looks like moving this thread to Site Related didn't do the trick...

Johan?

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RE: Rule Change: Half-naked Woman

Futt... brevity is a good thing.

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RE: Rule Change: Half-naked Woman

Tamsin, My point is simple. These are PRESS events. That alone is reason to include them. (I am not talking about <acronym title="Philipsburg / St. Maarten - Princess Juliana (SXM / TNCM), Netherlands Antilles">SXM</acronym> thong shots here. I've always thought those were cheap-hit generators.) It'...

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RE: Rule Change: Half-naked Woman

"I have after much consideration decided to remove photos where the main subject is a woman, often half-naked." <center><a href="/open.file/609283/L/" target="_blank">View Large</a> <a href="/open.file/609283/M/" target="_blan...

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RE: Rule Change: Half-naked Woman

So now photographs of scheduled <acronym title="Philippine Airlines">PR</acronym> events must pass a "skin test"? The Branson shots were a press event. And a press event for an aviation/airline promotion. Seems relevant to me. Sam's shot even induced an interesting thread in CivAv concerning Branson...

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RE: Mac Photoshop

However, more than a few of the popular plugins you can get for <acronym title="Ukraine International Airlines">PS</acronym> (for example, Focalblade), are <acronym title="Air Fiji and Continental Airways (Russian Federation)">PC</acronym> only. Never fear, if you know how to use the full ver...

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RE: Rule Change: Half-naked Woman

Johan said: I participate frequently in the Photography and Site Related forum Great! Then could you look at this thread I started two days ago that's been on BOTH AvPhoto and Site Related (moved by mods) and seemingly overlooked?: <a href="http://www.airliners.net/discussions/site_related/re...

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RE: Mac Photoshop

Funny. Photoshop was originally developed for the Mac...

http://www.storyphoto.com/multimedia/multimedia_photoshop.html

I think you'll be okay.

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RE: Who The Hell Let This Happen?

I clicked "Large."

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RE: Panoramics Revisited: Widelux Photos Okay?

I think if you want to talk to Johan, you should either email him directly, which is probably the easiest option, or post a thread in the site related forum which he does visit fairly frequently. Call me delusional, but I like to think Johan frequents this forum seeing as photography is an i...

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RE: Panoramics Revisited: Widelux Photos Okay?

So, again, my question is, can I upload Widelux images?

Johan?

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RE: Mark Garfinkel's 2005 Aviation Calendar

Ahhhhh breaking even. Such a lofty goal sometimes. I did with this poster: <img src="http://www.airframes.net/blueposter600.jpg"> But just barely... Unless it's on-demand digital printing, you're gonna have to go on a four-color press and fork out at LEAST a grand. For starters. You gotta spend mone...

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RE: Panoramics Revisited: Widelux Photos Okay?

Royal,

I wouldn't upload any bigger than 1200x x XXXh. (Probably 1200x480.)

I still think A.net should have a maximum width of 1200 pxls. 1600 is pointless unless you REALLY want people to steal your shots for print.

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RE: Panoramics Revisited: Widelux Photos Okay?

Wideluxes range from $600-$1500 USD. They stopped making them in the mid 80s I believe so the key is getting one in good shape. They take no batteries. It's all kinetic. When you advance the film, you are also winding a coil that will ultimately turns the swing lens ont he subsequent shutter release...

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RE: Panoramics Revisited: Widelux Photos Okay?

How much was this cam?

About one month's rent. In Seattle.

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Panoramics Revisited: Widelux Photos Okay?

Well, almost exactly two years ago, I asked about uploading panoramics: <a href="http://www.airliners.net/discussions/aviation_photography/read.main/69546/4/" target=_blank>http://www.airliners.net/discussions/aviation_photography/read.main/69546/4/</a> Back then, I wanted a Panon 35mm Widelux ba...

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RE: Canon Images Right Out Of The Box.....

Vasco,
I just e-mailed you some links. Check your A.net e-mail address...

wm

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RE: Canon Images Right Out Of The Box.....

Actually I wanted to see some long telephoto shots right out of the box, but since no one really replied, I replied Vasco. But you decided to ignore me. <img src="/discussions/graphics/confused.gif" ALT="Confused"> I have some time today and I can dig up the RAW file. But I won't go thr...

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RE: Image Post-Processing & The Mac

I know a lot of <acronym title="Casino Express (USA)">XP</acronym> Pro users who can say the very same thing...me included I forgot to append my previous comment: And I have never, let me repeat this... NEVER been affected by a virus or seen any sort of "Blue Screen of Death..." and I h...

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RE: Image Post-Processing & The Mac

The analogy is simple. A <acronym title="Air Fiji and Continental Airways (Russian Federation)">PC</acronym> is like buying an <acronym title="Champion Air (USA)">MG</acronym>. Getting a Mac is like buying a Volkswagen. Guys that buy MGs like getting under the hood and tinkering. And that's a good t...

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RE: Who Is Air2air?

Welcome to the Airliners.net Forums Air2Air. A.net is like a family at Thanksgiving really. A large, dysfunctional family complete with the creepy uncle from out of town, the argumentative cousin who is never happy, the introverted sister who just looks on in fear, the pain-in-the-ass nephew who is ...

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RE: Canon Images Right Out Of The Box.....

Vasco, These were shot full-frame on the D60 with only minor retouching: 600mm F4 <acronym title="Island Airlines (USA) and Eagle Air/Arnaflug (Iceland)">IS</acronym> <table align=center border=0 width=500><tr><td><center><a href="/o...

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RE: Add A Caption To This Photo

To quote a song that was released here in the states a few years back (any help with the artist?)

Bloodhound Gang.

They also wrote a touching little diddy entitled, "A lap dance is so much better when the stripper is cryin’"

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RE: Add A Caption To This Photo

"Great. I'm going to be an Irish twin..."

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RE: Big Names, Watch Out!

I looked. And the biggest name on A.net is:

Antônio Carlos de Souza Lima Jr.

26 characters!

¡Cuidado Antônio!

wm

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RE: Photo Usage Questions..Help Asap

These usages usually dont have a price tag on them, do they? This is usage. Charge them. You won't get any photo credit on broadcast <acronym title="Virgin Express (Belgium)">TV</acronym>, so get compensation. You might want to ask them for an estimate on how many times they plan on using it ...

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RE: Excellent Portrait Of SpaceShipOne Team

Chris...
I was actually agreeing with you. My poor wording is to blame for the confusion.

I figured the immediate reaction by most is that it's superwide.

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RE: Excellent Portrait Of SpaceShipOne Team

Chris, definitely not a super wide. (No noticeable distortion.) Though the three are certainly being hit with a flash pop. (I am guessing a set of Pocket Wizards with a bare bulb or grid spot.) The rest is ambient. And you're dead-on Jonathan about the hangar. The shadow on the right-hand mains are ...

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Excellent Portrait Of SpaceShipOne Team

Anybody see this is the latest issue of TIME? <a href="http://www.time.com/time/2004/inventions/intro.html" target=_blank>http://www.time.com/time/2004/inventions/intro.html</a> Two-page spread in the magazine. Gorgeous shot of the SpaceShipOne Team by Stephen Wilkes. A challenge to all you gearhead...

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RE: Anet Photographers Job Survey.

Full-time commercial and editorial photographer.

WARNING. PLUG AHEAD:

For those of you in Seattle, be sure to look for my two portraits in the current issue of Seattle Magazine. (And one in next month's).

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Photo Rating?

I have already addressed that in my previous post, why aren't people reading my posts! I indeed read these comments: That does not work. I've tried it before and for complex functions like this one people just don't get it (and are having enough problems getting it even though the feature ...

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Photo Rating?

This is a Pandora's Box. I would hope we could voluntarily opt-out if we choose to. I too was surprised that this went live without any consultation. That would have been the professional thing to do, seeing as <acronym title="Albenga (Villanova d'Albenga) (- Clemente Panero) (ALL / LIMG), Italy">AL...

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RE: What Are The True Advantages Of Canon Pro Gear

Vasco - Pick up this book: <img src="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/images/items/12218.jpg"> <a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=12218&is=REG" target=_blank>http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=12218&is=REG</a...

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RE: Cleaning Sensors (again)

dude, how did you get pubic hair in your camera

I love my camera a great deal. Though... the lens mount is a bit small for me. You (Royal), would have plenty of room though.

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RE: Cleaning Sensors (again)

I highly recommend everyone follow the directions in the "How To Create A Test Image To Check For Dust." I knew my sensor was dirty as I have been seeing a lot of specs on my higher F-stopped images. Then I did the test described on this site and wow... I had no idea how dirty my sensor was: <img sr...

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RE: My New Camera

Way to screw a buddy in the back Cancidas. It's obvious Futt's excited, let him have his moment. No skin off anyone's nose but yours apparently. Someday he might grow into a bitter, jilted whiner. But until you retire, he'll have to wait I suppose. Futt. Congrats buddy. Use it well. A few tips for t...

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RE: F-18 Crash At San Diego

VFA-151

http://www.news.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=14935

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RE: Garfinkel Has Done It Again.

Can I just gloat for a minute and say that I thought Mark G. was the shit back in July '02? <img src="/discussions/graphics/wink.gif" ALT="Big grin"> <a href="http://www.airliners.net/discussions/aviation_photography/read.main/55819/6/" target=_blank>http://www.airliners.net/discussions/aviati...

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Spotting/Photo At Boeing Field: Do's & Don'ts

Planespotting/aviation photography has become quite popular in recent years. (No thanks to A.net <img src="/discussions/graphics/wink.gif" ALT="Big grin"> ) Seeing as Boeing Field has become a bit of a destination for spotters the world over, we (locals) are seeing a lot of new faces by the fe...

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RE: Post Your Fav. Shot(s) That Did Not Make It He

Eduard,
That is FAR from a crap shot. Great composition. Nice work.

And points for taking the chance on the vertical frame.

What was it rejected for?

william

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RE: A Digital Victim?

Film will never die. It will just become more expensive. I hope you're wrong Colin and this is all a terrible miscommunication. I myself have a drawer full of Dektol-stained shirts that I'll probably never throw away... There's nothing like a good black and white fiber-based print from a crisp neg. ...

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RE: Post Your Fav. Shot(s) That Did Not Make It He

Craig,
I must say... you have ridiculously saturated, contrasty dark blue skies Down Under.

Truly amazing phenomena.

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RE: Once In A Lifetime Photo Opportunity

It's the of course.

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RE: Once In A Lifetime Photo Opportunity

- Historic flight.
- First time seeing an SST.
- Excellent shooting vantage point.
- Capt. Bannister mugging for the camera.

Once in a lifetime opportunity.

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RE: Post Your Fav. Shot(s) That Did Not Make It He

Never question a screener, he might reject all your future pictures

Now that just wouldn't be fair. And I am sure P. Peter is VERY feir.

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RE: Post Your Fav. Shot(s) That Did Not Make It He

Whats the problem william? Well Peter... here's the question. Mike, What was the reason for rejection? He asked Mike, not you. You just seem a little quick on the trigger finger. I think it's best to let people answer questions for themselves and not by proxy. Whether it's been ...

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RE: Post Your Fav. Shot(s) That Did Not Make It He

And there are SO many shots of a <acronym title="British Airways">BA</acronym> 777 leaving <acronym title="San Diego - International / Lindbergh Field (SAN / KSAN), USA - California">SAN</acronym> from the front view in the <acronym title="Brit Air (France)">DB</acronym>... Though, it's nowhere near...

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RE: Good Flashes?

Attaching the handstrap was just slightly less complicated than winning the X-Prize. I remember thinking, "Directions? I don't NEED directions!" You need directions. Trust me. The diagram that came with it in the box was not enough. My friend Google found several other people in forums with similar ...

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RE: Air Tran Airbus Lost Cowling

I have them. Got them through a chain e-mail. Not sure I should "re-transmit" without permission though.

No idea who shot them.

The window shot is pretty crazy. It's like that Twilight Zone movie except without the gremlin.

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RE: 30+ Degree Of Climb?! - Please Explain This Ph

And it's not even a rigid rotor!

That's one hell of a pilot.

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