Re: New Nikon D5000

PhotoRoy6@xxxxxxx · Thu, 16 Apr 2009 12:57:44 -0400 (EDT)

    There are some effect you can't get in Photoshop
that you can get on a film camera. I tried multiple times to duplicates certain
techniques but haven't succeeded in Photoshop yet but I just had another idea
about how it could be done.
    Also to duplicate some of Andy's techniques like
the last figure study on the weekly Saturday exhibit would entail writing a new
complex filter for Photoshop. Now if someone would drop enough money on me I
would spend  my time doing such but I think I have a better chance of
getting struck by lightning.
Roy

In a message dated 4/16/2009 5:22:54 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
shahjen@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Andrea
  Coffey

: Yes, adjustments in post-processing does allow more control.
  However
: I find the 'multiple exposure' mode on my Pentax dSLR bodies
  (*istD
: and K10D) to produce more 'interesting' images. I enjoy the
  element
: of surprise, when I see the results of my
  efforts.

yuo can always write up a batch process to introduce
  the element of
surprise ;)

k

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