zwink :-)

I think I'll have a holiday myself on Monday. Pray tell - what is a Civic Holiday?

iStock will give data to DeepMeta once iStock knows that it's really you. Which is what your password is for.

(Edited on 2010-07-30 12:17:37 by theasis)

Jeanell, loved your video, looks like you are having a great time in the arctic.


Kevin, looking forward to your pics from Bangkok.


Now, first acceptances start from my fishing series:



















(Edited on 2010-07-30 13:07:53 by SilviaJansen)

So few folks I know use Twitter anymore. FaceBook has taken over. Same thing with instant notifications ... yet much more powerful in scope. I've gotten business from FB that I never did with Twitter.

oh, you definitely do not want to do it manually! even if you can charge lotsa money, it'll be mental death. I say a CMS is the way to go, so you can basically just copy & paste texts in.

For those that never tried it before go to google books and type your copyright name plus istockphoto to look for your images used in books. Have fun.


Regards


Chris.

Do you play good sir?

Here are two of mine

75 slots a week is not that much for a photographer I imagine. What if you get 300 a month, same amount of course but more flexibel when you are traveling for a few weeks. Or 900 slots a quarter. DeepMeta rules for sure, but vector illustrators cannot use it for uploading yet...

ähm... ja. hast recht klar, ich meinte SPIEGELUNG


schatten wär ja AUF dem Wasser...


ähm, also noch mal


WOHIN MUSS DIE SPIEGELUNG

und bitte ansonsten die Quali ignorieren. Geht wirklich nur um die Anordnung

(Edited on 2010-07-30 13:05:32 by Kerrick)

Merci beaucoup pour l'info pictore et pollux. Pour moi pas question de sortir mon appareil lorsqu'il y a des lasers.

I made a super fast example to show what we mean by 'smoothing out the curves'. Below is your original file. I quickly traced the lines, this time using as few points as possible (on a curve, the more points you have, the lumpier the curve will look). This made much easier to control the curves. The final example shows the two overlaid so you can see the difference in curve smoothness:



Sometimes it's easier to show what I mean rather than try to type it out :)

Yep, comma.

I'll tag on another question: i'm strongly considering renting a lens or two...I'm just about certain I'll rent a 24-70/f2.8. I'm also considering a 14-24/f2.8 a well...what do you think? Would something that wide be useful? Camera has a DX sensor, 1.5 crop factor.

LOL thanks for the plug, Di! ;)

You can also find a boatload of tutorials in the Vector Resources: Tutorials, Downloads and More! forum thread here on iStock :)

I don't know the answer re prints and ICE and similar technologies. Certainly there are some scanners which it is claimed can do it.

But the thing is that you don't really want to use ICE and similar technologies for anything archival IMO. It's better to do straight scans at the best possible quality and keep those like originals. Then fix any image you want to use individually in Photoshop.

The point is that as prints and negatives (especially) quickly degrade you want the best possible copy for longevity. Granted that well fixed and washed fibre prints kept in the dark have got better longevity than negatives (all negs pre about 1970 are now potentially starting to break down quite quickly).

(Edited on 2010-07-30 12:21:31 by bunhill)

Why should anyone want to upload REJECTED files. I guess those will be rejected again.


Unless you are talking about flies which are allowed to resubmit?

look here, it explains everything about linking files and lightboxes with pictures. And yes, you can change descriptions later: in every file's clseup, in the bottom rigth, click "Administrations/Edit file information"

Try the Critique Forum. Wait, I'll send you there.

I might also suggest you title your thread to reflect your question. This really helps people identify your question. I took the time to provide a better title for your thread this time.

(Edited on 2010-07-29 11:22:32 by Lobo)

As my Sekonic has gathered dust over the last few years ... I'll ask the question.

Do you trust light meters more than histograms? If so, why?

LOL! Thanks for doing the actual research and posting the results. I'm no expert at this stuff, but for no more of a difference in the file sizes you'd probably make yourself crazy trying to decide if one pic looked better than the other.

Great idea! Here are a few. I will be uploading a few more over the long weekend. I will keep you posted once done.