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me too... i don't think there are many.. maybe i chose the wrong teamOriginally Posted by elboricua 6
oh wow .. are you guys watching the amount of canon product being use in the inauguration? I'm still trying to spot the Nikon users ..
i totally agree with you. i actually cropped this photo. i couldnt really include more of the bottom half because i was shooting over a car andbehind a fence. that was the best angle i could get. thanks for the feedback thoOriginally Posted by kdwallace
I quite like both of your shots - technically they're good but I would have included a bit more of the ground - that would just make it more balanced IMO.Originally Posted by rizobs
any tips or tricks?
Originally Posted by i just got lucky
nikefiend...i like that first shot, was taken as a pano or from a wide angle lens?
The original (the largest) file which you upload to Flickr should have the Exif data intact. All the files I upload to photobucket/Flickr isweb-friendly so whatever original file is uploaded...that's the one I post on here and in my blog. If you select the smaller sizes in Flickr, those photosdo not contain the Exif data...and yes you're right...it would save us all a bunch of time, rather than having to constantly ask what camera body, lens,focal length and etc. was used for a particular shot.Originally Posted by elboricua 6
Rap - I was thinking about that the other day .. mainly because sometimes I hate when people ask me with what I took a particular picture and I have to open the raw file to do it .. I edit and resize my pictures with CS4 then I use the resize photo and upload them to Flickr .. I'm not sure where at do I loose the Exif data .. my question is, how do I keep it in tact?