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 Posted: Fri, 20th Nov 2009 17:58 Post subject: Photography hosting. |
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So i've been using blogspot for a while and it's a bit inconvenient once you start accumilating a mass of pictures, but it's free so one can't really complain.
Anyone know of a more...professional like site that hosts gallery's n what not?
http://www.smugmug.com/
I like they do theirs but requires a sub.
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Esel_Gesi
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| Posted: Fri, 20th Nov 2009 19:26 Post subject: |
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| inz wrote: | | Get your own domain & hosting? It's literally chump change cost every month |
This is your best bet if you are trying to look more professional. If i were you I would just use your picasa account that you already have. This is better for showing large albums whereas blogspot is better for just showcasing a few photos at a time.
Also a question about your HDRs. Do you just convert one raw file to hdr or are you taking multiple shots at different exposures. If it's the former I suggest you look into the other method. Your HDRs will improve greatly with more exposures. |
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| Posted: Sat, 21st Nov 2009 01:40 Post subject: |
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| Esel_Gesi wrote: | | inz wrote: | | Get your own domain & hosting? It's literally chump change cost every month |
This is your best bet if you are trying to look more professional. If i were you I would just use your picasa account that you already have. This is better for showing large albums whereas blogspot is better for just showcasing a few photos at a time.
Also a question about your HDRs. Do you just convert one raw file to hdr or are you taking multiple shots at different exposures. If it's the former I suggest you look into the other method. Your HDRs will improve greatly with more exposures. |
ill look into this picasa account o.0 never really thought about it.
The HDR's I normally take one raw then when I get home I open it in adobe and create the exposures there then put them into photomatix. I don't have auto bracketing on my camera so it'd be a bit annoying any other way having to constantly carry a tripod around.
Unless the Esel got some tips for me  |
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Esel_Gesi
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| Posted: Sat, 21st Nov 2009 01:56 Post subject: |
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| SpykeZ wrote: | | Unless the Esel got some tips for me |
Trade up for a body that has auto bracketing and get used to carrying that tripod with you  |
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| Posted: Sat, 21st Nov 2009 02:41 Post subject: |
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lol dun have the money to do such a thing  You got any tips on capturing skies? I can't ever seem to get em right, theres always some bright spot that is always like BOOM BABY
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Esel_Gesi
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| Posted: Sat, 21st Nov 2009 07:54 Post subject: |
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seems like an over exposure problem. if your original sky is too over exposed the conversion can't get the correct exposure for it. your best bet to fix that is definitely multiple exposures
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| Posted: Sat, 21st Nov 2009 08:07 Post subject: |
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under exposing the picture during the shots would help too wouldn't it?
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Esel_Gesi
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| Posted: Sat, 21st Nov 2009 17:49 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Sun, 22nd Nov 2009 03:12 Post subject: |
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anyone know of a good gallery software? im sorta running into a brick wall finding one.
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deelix
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| Posted: Sun, 22nd Nov 2009 19:58 Post subject: |
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those are ones for the desktop, and their very horrible.
The ones below it are alright.
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