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Dec 28, 2009 | 06:48 AM

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Re: fish S2000 shoot

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Originally Posted by jrod

in all honesty, it could be differences in computer screens. when i look at them on my computer and begin to edit them, they look overexposed and light. i edit them and they look fine...not too dark or too light. but on my friend's computer or my work computer, the finished pics often do look too dark and underexposed. so, that's my assumption.

Come Join and Post on VaPhotogs.com. There are plenty of people (locals) that can help you out, even lend you equipment. Im sure someone there can lend you a Monitor Calibrator.

you definately need to do something about the monitor issue. Between Joe and myself, we had 4 monitors they're all dark.

Last edited by Natchez; Dec 28, 2009 at 06:50 AM.

Dec 28, 2009 | 06:57 AM

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jrod

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Re: fish S2000 shoot

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Originally Posted by ProjektPhoto

i've been meaning to join there for like a year now. i always forget about it.

but yeah, i'm certain the monitors are off....or at least mine is haha. because i'm looking at them now at work, and they are dark as fux.

i wish they were showing how they look on my laptop

Dec 28, 2009 | 07:36 AM

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fish

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Re: fish S2000 shoot

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Originally Posted by shawn22

There's something wrong with these pictures...

It looks like someone put a big black mark where the top should be down at on all of them but one. You might wanna get your camera checked out, because I'm sure that cant actually be a convertible with the top up, that just doesnt make any sense.

Nice shots, I like your style personally.

Strange. Must of been photoshopped or something...