Forum Thermomix
Welcoming Center, Management and General Chat => Chit Chat => Topic started by: fundj&e on October 20, 2011, 12:36:54 am
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Success nice looking bread
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Nice loaf
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i have changed the size of photos from my camera , so no need to make them smaller b4 posting them so much easier ;D
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thanks ladys ;D
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Picture works, and nice looking bread fundj :-*
I am no camera expert, point and shoot....but you could try the close up function (usually a flower symbol) if you want a closer shot of your food. If you half close the shoot button, it should tell you if it's in focus or not.
Have a good play......can't wait to see some more photo's ;)
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Just remember you have reduced your pixels. They don't enlarge well. When I went on holiday a few years ago I thought I would enlarge some photos and because I had reduced the pixels couldn't .
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all ready sorted, i have put a sticke on the camera to remind me, i am off to bali in 12 days
good tip for when traveling is to take a photo of a piece of paper with your name and email address on it ;D
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NO smart remarks, that i will forget what the sticker is for :-))
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i am off to bali in 12 days
how long are you staying for? I am going there again at the beginning of Dec
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Just remember you have reduced your pixels. They don't enlarge well. When I went on holiday a few years ago I thought I would enlarge some photos and because I had reduced the pixels couldn't .
When I download photos from the camera to my computer, I keep a file of "raw" photos at the original size.
I pull copies to a new folder or folders and only then do I make changes to the photos.
This has saved me a lot of grief over the years.
I have some huge photos, taken with a panorama camera, and from the originals I take "screen shot" snippets that I size down.
I copied and reduced one panorama shot to make the heading on my blog - when the poppies were in bloom a few years ago.
If taken with a standard camera at that distance, it would have taken three shots to get the same view.
There are several programs, most fairly inexpensive for improving photos, removing objects, etc.
One that is very handy and easy to learn, is InPaint (http://www.theinpaint.com/), which you can try for free for 30 days.
I really don't use it much because I have been composing photos for many years, but occasionally need to remove something in the background and with this app, it is easier than some of the more expensive and complicated apps.
Works on either Mac or PCs.
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I have seen the flower symbol, now i cant find it ,i really should read the book
Thanks maddy
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i acutally got all of that :o andi thanks
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testing again
it did work thanks andi will change camera back to the original setting
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i am off to bali in 12 days
how long are you staying for? I am going there again at the beginning of Dec
only 12 nights , going over again feb/march 2012 for 27 days ;D
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I did find the flower symbol
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Is it hot and steamy in Feb/March?
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no not really cookie1 there is more rain in Feb/March, its not that hot.
november is a killer :P i have no choice i need to go shoppping for the house that we are bliuding in bali
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We go to Singapore in March usually and love the rain and storms there.
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thanks maddy for the camera tips
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I just found a food setting bottom on my new camera ,so just testing again ;D
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Uni, the photos make me hungry, they look great.
Robyn