Comments on: Saguaro Revisited with HP5 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230 Film is not dead! Wed, 08 Sep 2010 18:56:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Chris Klug http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230&cpage=1#comment-2160 Chris Klug Fri, 05 Mar 2010 04:14:22 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230#comment-2160 Well, you may be right, and I certainly was surprised when an app by Apple fell into disfavor with photographers so quickly, but it did. I know some big names who use it (Joe McNally for one), and I have never even tried it. Version 3.0 is supposed to be a big step forward, and I suppose I should really give it a shot. I also have never really searched for ways to migrate. But Lightroom does everything I want, to be honest. Well, you may be right, and I certainly was surprised when an app by Apple fell into disfavor with photographers so quickly, but it did. I know some big names who use it (Joe McNally for one), and I have never even tried it. Version 3.0 is supposed to be a big step forward, and I suppose I should really give it a shot. I also have never really searched for ways to migrate. But Lightroom does everything I want, to be honest.

]]> By: Kevin Lee Allen http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230&cpage=1#comment-2156 Kevin Lee Allen Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:56:16 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230#comment-2156 I think there was a huge price differential around v1 with these apps. I can't imagine trying the migration if there was no automated means with a guarantee. I don't know the apps, but know I keep feeling my adobe stuff is just bloated. I think there was a huge price differential around v1 with these apps. I can’t imagine trying the migration if there was no automated means with a guarantee. I don’t know the apps, but know I keep feeling my adobe stuff is just bloated.

]]> By: Chris Klug http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230&cpage=1#comment-2138 Chris Klug Tue, 02 Mar 2010 03:47:04 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230#comment-2138 I've seen that glyph on a number of southwest ruins (Peg has an image taken in the Valley of Fire in Nevada which is identical). Petroglyph scholar, anyone? I’ve seen that glyph on a number of southwest ruins (Peg has an image taken in the Valley of Fire in Nevada which is identical). Petroglyph scholar, anyone?

]]> By: Chris Klug http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230&cpage=1#comment-2137 Chris Klug Tue, 02 Mar 2010 03:45:52 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230#comment-2137 Thanks, Earl. Thanks, Earl.

]]> By: Chris Klug http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230&cpage=1#comment-2136 Chris Klug Tue, 02 Mar 2010 03:45:28 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230#comment-2136 I am going to try and figure out how to do that, I really like that idea. Hmm, regarding Aperture, with v 1.0 of each, Aperture had lots of negative press, Lightroom had lots of positive press, and Lightroom (if I recall) was 1/2 to 1/3 the price. I've never used Aperture and have no compelling reason to switch. I have about 9,000 images in my Lightroom database, and since Lightroom stores only the changes to any image in the database (it leaves the original image untouched), I'm not sure how I'd export all of them to Aperture anyway. I am going to try and figure out how to do that, I really like that idea. Hmm, regarding Aperture, with v 1.0 of each, Aperture had lots of negative press, Lightroom had lots of positive press, and Lightroom (if I recall) was 1/2 to 1/3 the price. I’ve never used Aperture and have no compelling reason to switch. I have about 9,000 images in my Lightroom database, and since Lightroom stores only the changes to any image in the database (it leaves the original image untouched), I’m not sure how I’d export all of them to Aperture anyway.

]]> By: Paul Lester http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230&cpage=1#comment-2134 Paul Lester Mon, 01 Mar 2010 23:26:25 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230#comment-2134 Well, whatever you used, it's nice! I see that you are still trying to get to the bottom of that bottle of Rodinal! Good luck. It might take a while. I love the petroglyph. I wonder what it means, if anything. Well, whatever you used, it’s nice! I see that you are still trying to get to the bottom of that bottle of Rodinal! Good luck. It might take a while. I love the petroglyph. I wonder what it means, if anything.

]]> By: Earl http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230&cpage=1#comment-2132 Earl Mon, 01 Mar 2010 16:13:20 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230#comment-2132 Chris, it makes perfect sense to me. I've used Silver Efex on b&w images with what I thought was excellent results. It does allow a high level of fine tuning of any b&w image even if it started out as b&w in the first place. An interesting feel of texture to this photo. Chris, it makes perfect sense to me. I’ve used Silver Efex on b&w images with what I thought was excellent results. It does allow a high level of fine tuning of any b&w image even if it started out as b&w in the first place. An interesting feel of texture to this photo.

]]> By: Kevin Lee Allen http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230&cpage=1#comment-2131 Kevin Lee Allen Mon, 01 Mar 2010 12:48:44 +0000 http://patternsoflightndark.com/wordpress/?p=1230#comment-2131 I would really love to 'see' this process, some before/after images, possibly a video of the exploration process? Why Lightroom and not Aperture? I would really love to ‘see’ this process, some before/after images, possibly a video of the exploration process?

Why Lightroom and not Aperture?

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