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    Posted: 06 May 2009 at 09:43
Send the book images to me at - wetplate (at) gmail (dot) com
Make the long side of your image 10" and save it as a 12 (high) JPEG at 300 dpi.
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Posts: 1125 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 May 2009 at 11:26
Like a dumb@#@ I forgot to take model releases this past weekend, so I'm going to have to hunt down my 2 subjects. I won't be able to do that for a week or 2.
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Originally posted by admin

Send the book images to me at - wetplate (at) gmail (dot) com
Make the long side of your image 10" and save it as a 12 (high) JPEG at 300 dpi.


sorry for being so computer challenged but i get the long side as 10" but what is the 12 (high)?

i might as well just resize it to 8x10 inches ......
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The "12" is the jpeg setting for quality. It is high quality (maximum quality)
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We've talked about this in the past, but does anyone have any new skills on matching toning.
I end up close but it's a fine line and can go too neutral, too green or too red.
I messed around quite a bit today and still haven't found a solid, reproducible way of doing it.......
In general, I think the underlining tone (for KCN fix) is in the orangish area of the pallete....closer to yellow than red. On the HSB picker, that's around 36 deg for H.
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36 or 37 for hue seems to be about right. It's the saturation that changes from image to image for me. That's where I spend a little more time; fine tuning it for each particular image. Whether I go with Hue/Sat or Black and White (tint) ,or as a matter-of-fact any of Photoshop's  color  pickers, I seem to end up in about the same place. However, In the printer driver I get a different toning application that works well also. ( WARM  - WARMER ) Then tweek that as well with each image. Too much fun , Isn't it ??
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Posts: 1584 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 January 2010 at 17:43
I'm having trouble loading the website.
I get the application/x-httpd-php error.
I asked our IT guy and he said it's on the server side where the site is being held.
I found a tech site that discusses how to fix it here.
Thought those in charge of the site would like to know
Anyone else having the problem?
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same problem over here.
I am unable to get access to the site.
 
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Posts: 150 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08 January 2010 at 02:17
The problem is known. I'm in contact with my provider to get it solved.

I will also look into the solution you mentioned. Thanks for that one.


I hope it will be solved today.


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Pfff, I think I have fixed it. I just heard from my provider. Some evildo-er hacked a whole bunch, including mine.

We fixed it and I hope it will last.

Sorry for the inconvenience...

Gone is the dream that a mac is save from hackers...

Now to fix my own website.
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