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[Bibblebabe]

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http://www.lightartforum.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=883

Okay so its not entirely black and white.........

[admin]

There is a lot of work in that tattoo and no small amount of pain, I imagine.
As a black and white, I think that colour highlights work, as they do here.

The focus is a little soft but I think you get away with that. You are coming up with some diverse images and I love that.

[Truckman]

Nice photo but that just has to be painful not to mention time consuming...Ben

[Cygnus]

Pic seems a bit dark to me, but I do like the image.

[Bibblebabe]

Thank you....and yes,  I tried to print it and it was to dark so im going to brighten it up a bit.....still getting used to photoshop so please excuse me

[Cygnus]

I still am learning photoshop myself. I know how to crop and merge. 

[Analog6]

It was so dark on mine, all black except for the top bit, I had to put it (temporarily) in PSE abd adjust the shadows and highlights before I could even see the tattoo.

I have my monitor set tot he right temp for printing (6500K).

[Bibblebabe]

Thats exactly how it came out on print!  Have sorted it now and its a mistake that I wont be making again.......i hope

[Cygnus]

Anyone getting the Exif on this pic? The hair is nicely lit and well done, so I am wondering if it is simply a lighting issue or an adjustment?

[Truckman]

Anyone getting the Exif on this pic?

Size is all I can pick up on the EXIF...Ben

[admin]

Hello all,

The EXIF data is not interpretted, but published as the raw file which will vary from camera to camera and oviously how an image was edited, or if it was scanned, copied etc.

[JohnP]

Anyone getting the Exif on this pic? The hair is nicely lit and well done, so I am wondering if it is simply a lighting issue or an adjustment?

Ok I give up. EXIF data?  What are you talking about?
JP

[Mike]

Ok I give up. EXIF data?  What are you talking about?
JP

Here you go John.....

Exchangeable image file format (Exif) is used to record your cameras settings when taking a photograph. This data stays with the original photo and is viewable (by using suitable software) even after editing unless the image is saved in a way that the exif data is stripped, i.e. saving for the web in Photoshop.  I've pasted some of  the exif data from a recent edited photograph of mine below.

Here's a link for more info and an exif viewer CLICKY

Photoshop PSD Header
Mode : RGB
ImageWidth : 2389
ImageHeight : 3539
Main Information
Make : Canon
Model : Canon EOS 30D
Software : Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows
DateTime : 2008:10:07 09:25:50
Sub Information
ExposureTime : 1/4000Sec
FNumber : F14.0
ExposureProgram : Manual
ISOSpeedRatings : 100
DateTimeOriginal : 2008:10:05 18:26:00
ShutterSpeedValue : 1/4000Sec
ApertureValue : F14.0
ExposureBiasValue : EV0.0
MaxApertureValue : F4.0
MeteringMode : Spot
Flash : Not fired(Compulsory)
FocalLength : 120.00(mm)
ExifImageWidth : 2389
ExifImageHeight : 3539
ExposureMode : Manual
WhiteBalance : Auto
SceneCaptureType : Standard


Mike

[JohnP]

Cheers Mike

[sarikjain]

Very nice -- I liked this one


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