[thelist] cropping images or photography

[A Maynes]

Sean all valid points thank you, perhaps a professional photographer
would be a solution if the products were set but as they are continually
changing it would be become unproductive and not cost efficient
operation to produce images in the way you have suggested.  

The equipment made today doesn't require the user to be an expert in
aperture setting/ shutter speeds and lighting!  All that said a minimum
amount of knowledge (apart from it being dangerous) will be suffice to
produce acceptably high quality images.  Now that I understand why I am
getting a hue of blue in on what should be a white canvas I can amend my
settings  and shoot all 300 products in one hit over a couple of days.


If anyone would like to chip in and estimate the saving made by not
bringing in a 'professional photographer' that would be interesting to
hear

Andrew



> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:thelist-bounces at lists.evolt.org] On Behalf Of Seyon
> Sent: 01 June 2004 23:48
> To: thelist at lists.evolt.org
> Subject: RE: [thelist] cropping images or photography
> 
> 
> Message from A Maynes (6/1/2004 04:13 PM)
> >Hey that's a really good idea, I hadn't thought of that!
> >
> >With new products coming daily and added daily with 
> different colours 
> >and materials we could give him/her a full time job!
> 
> As opposed to giving you a full-time job, I'm assuming in 
> addition to your 
> web development duties? One or two products is one thing. 300 
> is a lot though.
> 
> But hey it's your time and money right. If you enjoy battling 
> with lighting 
> and Photoshopping then go for it.
> 
> >Do you have any more really useful tips, if so please keep them to 
> >yourself.
> 
> You mean like explaining how to adjust the white balance 
> using the curves 
> command in Photoshop as I did in my previous email?
> 
> I wonder if your feathers aren't ruffled because I suggested 
> there's a 
> better/faster/easier/more efficient way to get the photos you 
> need than you 
> being a weekend photo-warrior.
> 
> regards.
> 
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