Showing posts with label Digital Photo Pro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Photo Pro. Show all posts

April 3, 2010

Yellowstone November 19th - 20th, 2005


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This was about my third or forth trip to Yellowstone. You know... more of those silly "early years."

Again don't judge me, these were taken almost 5 years ago with a Canon Pro1 while I was on a class trip (Hiking in Yellowstone).

The camera was now about three months old, and it was still an early part of my venture into digital photography.

I was still only interested in the park as a great place to camp, hike, and to soak in thermal springs.

Note to everyone... DO NOT SHOOT JPG, as someday you will really regret it.

I hope you enjoy.

Yellowstone September 24th - 25th, 2005


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My first trip to Yellowstone.

Now don't judge me, these were taken almost 5 years ago with a Canon Pro1 while I was on a class trip (Thermal Features of Yellowstone). I had to drive as the class was overly large for a 15 passenger van.

The camera was a month old, and it was an early part of my venture into digital photography.

Note to everyone... DO NOT SHOOT JPG, as someday you will really regret it.

Silly "early years"

I hope you enjoy.

November 11, 2009

Color Space

I live and die by accurate colors, and that is why I am a firm believer in knowing your color profile and keeping all pieces of the process in check.

I have long preached shooting and working in, at least, AdobeRGB and this article goes a long way in explaining why I am so adamant about color accuracy. Your camera, monitor, software, and printer all need to be able to show colors as you what them to. Without calibration in a thought through color profile you simply will not know what people will see. I need the blue sky to be the same blue when I shoot, edit, print, and share to the web.

The full article is here.

Enjoy