You can find the test in this article about taking photos in the early morning with the D700. The article is entitled The Moors Above Haworth. It shows a photo of a horse and a close-up of its eye, as well as a shot over the moors.
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Quillcards- A Photoshop Technique For Darkening Around A Soft OutlineIntroduction We have just added this photograph of a Herdwick sheep to our range of ecards. The original image had a distracting background and this article explains how I removed it without ‘rubbing out’ the delicate edges of the the fleece. Love And Economics The fleece of the Herdwick sheep is a rich brown color, turning to a [...]A Photoshop […]
- From Flowers to Guinea Pigs and Beyond: Our New EcardsHoliday Ecards First, a reminder that we will be putting our collection of holiday ecards online next week – the week beginning November 23rd. Recently Added Ecards For the moment, we thought we would share a few words about some of the latest 24 ecards we have just added to Quillcards. For animal lovers we have added some rabbits, [...]From Flowers to […]
- Nikon D700 and Nikon D60: Comparing Image QualityThis is a semi-technical article, comparing the image quality of the Nikon D700 and the Nikon D60 in controlled lighting conditions. If you don’t want to plough through the details, the cropped images from the two cameras are at the end of this article – take a look and let me know what you think. Why [...]Nikon D700 and Nikon D60: Comparing Imag […]
- Clocking Sunshine: Why We ‘Spring Forward, Fall Back’The Fading Of The Light It’s that time of the year again when clocks have been set back and darkness now descends early in the evening – and gone is the lovely daylight that buoyed our spirits throughout the long-lit summer evenings. Human Conventions And The Sun So how did this convention of human beings setting back time [...]Clocking Sunshine: Why We […]
- Advertising the UnobtainableWartime Advertisements The following advertisements are from two British newspapers dating from the Second World War. This first one is from The Sunday Pictorial edition of March 11, 1945. Alongside the advertisement for bananas you can see reports that war was almost won. And so it proved to be with the war ending formally on May 8, 1945 [...]Advertising th […]
- A Photoshop Technique For Darkening Around A Soft Outline
