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Re: THE FOUNDRY . . .
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Thu, 3 Jan 2002 17:50:57 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Brian Kasprzyk writes:
> Nice site layout! Very clean and crisp. I am not a mecha builder, I'm a
> castle head. I were looking for others to see your site. I liked your
> ideas of articles. Nice one on picture taking tips! I use a 4x3 3/8" sheet
> of pine for my backdrop. It's more appropriate for my images (most of the
> time). Excellent images! May I ask what image 'pixel' setting you use on
> your camera? i.e. 307, 580, 640, 1024, etc... I typically take all mine at
> 307 so that the images are small and load quickly, which yours do, so I was
> curious about that.
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> I see so many nice mech models that I don't think I will ever make one. Too
> many standards to live up to!
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> Great Work,
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> Brian K>
> http://sp-lands.com/castle.htm
I'm castle head myself, great stuff on your site by the way. Your castle is
absolutely gigantic!
My camera can do 1600 but I take my pictures at 1024. I like to take
pictures at one level above what I'll actually use. If my final pictures
are gonna be 640 then I take my pictures at 1024.
This is a good way of handling things because if you edit the picture or
modify it, the artifacts become negligible once you bump it down.
http://www.stagetheory.com/foundry/msa_0011_05.htm
You wouldn't know it but there was a 2x4 brick wall holding this model up.
Because I did the editing at 1024 and then bumped it down you can't even tell.
I actually keep multiple versions of any image I'm gonna use. For my
website I had three different folders. This helps with version control and
what not.
Raw - 1024 no modifications.
1024edit - 1024 with touch up work.
640edit - same pictures as the 1024 edit just smaller.
If you have photoshop, there is a function called "save for web". I'm not
sure what it's doing from a technical level but it consistently gets me
smaller images than if i were to just "save as".
Hope that helps.
sun
p.s. I think you should avoid using the flash when you take pictures of your
beautiful castle. I think you'll be a lot happier with the results.
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