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Another How To Photograph Waterfalls

Richard — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 19:48:31 +0000

Here is another "how to photograph waterfalls" video. This one is about 6 minutes long. The author gives technical details on 10 different photos.

Photographing A Waterfall

Richard — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 19:43:07 +0000

Some of my family live near Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Hamilton considers itself the Waterfall Capital of the World.

To commemorate that, here is a video explaining some basic tips for waterfall photography.

The video is about 4 minutes long.

New Video Site for Paint Shop Pro and Photoshop

Richard — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:29:32 +0000

I have set up a new site for showing video clips about both Paint Shop Pro (my choice) and its competition, Photoshop. I have also included ones about Gimp, which is a free open source editor that has a good following.

Visit at:

www.comeandview.com/paint-shop-pro

www.comeandview.com/photoshop

www.comeandview.com/gimp

Some of you may also use IrfanView, (not specifically described as an editor, but quite useful) so here are a small number of videos for you. (p.s. their homepage is www.irfanview.com/index.htm)

www.comeandview.com/irfanview

Enjoy.

Richard

Cropping in Paint Shop Pro v7

Richard — Sun, 15 Apr 2007 12:45:35 +0000

I know that some of you still have and use older versions of Paint Shop Pro, like version 7. In fact, although I have version 10 on my computer, I still have version 7 loaded as well. Why? It is a smaller program and thus loads much much faster than newer versions and uses less computer resources. If I want to do a quick crop of an image, or some other simple task, I'll use version 7.

However, version 7 is not as easy to use on some tasks. One example is cropping. Newer versions have simpler ways of doing these tasks.

Today's Paint Shop Pro video tutorial will show you how to crop in version 7 and next weekend I'll try to post the same video using a newer version, so you can see the difference.

While you watch the video, take special note of the circled area as indicated in the screen shot below. Each common print size has a different ratio. By knowing, and using, these ratios, you can have your photos properly cropped before printing.

print size    horizontal ratio    vertical ratio
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4 x 6             1.500                0.667

5 x 7             1.400                0.714

8 x 10            1.250                0.800

Click on the kitten and rabbit screen shot below to view the video. After the video finishes, it will return you to our main (Home) page. The video is about 1.8 MB in size and runs for 1:40.