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David Meiland
{K:1820} 9/22/2001
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Good eye. Great choice of perspective and good color. Don't feel bad about the scan--I think we all have major difficulties getting our stuff looking acceptable on-screen. The phone lines compete with the line of the tracks, maybe I would have panned down and right to adjust that if it were possible.
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Chris Whaley
{K:3847} 7/20/2001
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I'm gonna get there Sunday if I can wake up in time....:)
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Artie Colantuono
{K:12275} 7/19/2001
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Hey John by the way; why not join us at usefilm live...its a blast..directions are on the home page here....live interactive gallery stuff....with audio....critiques, talk and interesting viewpoints on imagery..moderator is a nasty, crusty guy with a dirty mind but its fun.....and educational...or just fun....
Chris Whaley you should get your ass over there too....
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Artie Colantuono
{K:12275} 7/19/2001
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Wow knew you would like it.....big BALLS again there Mr. Charlton........Soon enough John all these little things will fall in place for you.........always a pleasure to help...Hey but dont sweat the film scanner, unless you buy a flextight (and that doesnt compare to a drum)you'd be better off paying for a drum or doing a good flat scan if you do it right...scan a print at 600 dpi, no more and no less....after scan...resize for the web usually around 500x500 or the dimensions appropriate, than change the dpi to 100 or 96 or 72 than sharpen....if done right you'll get excellent results....
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Chris Whaley
{K:3847} 7/19/2001
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Don't you wish they had a program called the Artie cropper....just download the image and it cuts it up for you just right...:)....Good work.
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