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17-DEC-2005

dinner time by christopher t

Olympus E-1
1/30s f/2.8 at 11.0mm iso800 with Flash full exif

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Olympus DSLR Challenge		20-Dec-2005 02:59
Would you just once post a crappy shot! Just once......I love it. You must have been born with that hyper contrast gene. Keep it up.

kodak_challenge		19-Dec-2005 16:18
hope you find the info useful for your creativity. Don't know about beautiful - you should have seen me when i crawled out of bed this morning ;-) What Christmas tree thread, what little guy? Is the one in the pic yours? Flick.

Guest		19-Dec-2005 08:17
you're a beautiful person! many thanks! and check out my christmas spirit in the ongoing christmas tree thread. it's my little guy and me acting VERY excited! haha... christopher t.

kodak_challenge		19-Dec-2005 07:39
Bingo! i googled Martin evening cross processing and it came up with a PDF of it, complte with curves graphs etc and results. Saved me copying from my Photosdhop for Photographers book by him. Here's the link, but if it doesn't work directly (it brings up a download for PDF file) then just google the same as I did: www.photoshopforphotographers.com/pscs2/download/movie-06.pdf -

Guest		19-Dec-2005 07:01
thanks, flick. i always appreciate your comments! and please do show me the cross processing stuff. i'm a real novice with post processing... i just shoots and fiddle a little! christopher t.

kodak_challenge		19-Dec-2005 06:40
PS, that's good, not goog...aaaaggghh!!! early morning typing. Too lazy to open Safari and delete and repost, or to log out of Kodak challenge and back in in Firefox/Olympus challenge. Flick.

kodak_challenge		19-Dec-2005 06:38
Goog one Chris, wonderful, eccentric viewpoint as usual. remind me to dig out my Martin Evening method of cross processing in Photoshop (to imitate film cross processing) - if you haven't already tried it. It can produce some odd colurs that would work really well with your images (if you haven't already tried it)....not that it's relevant for this image, but i keep thinking of it in connection with you. Flick.