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Gizmo
Lolita
Travis
Gizmo again, flexing for the camera.
Lolita
Travis
Gizmo again, flexing for the camera.
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jayjaya29 said:
Thanks! Only the Corgi is easy to photograph, the basset never stays still and the Yorkie hides
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Nice shots! It looks like they were posing for you. There's no way I could get those kinds of poses from my dogs. They're always running in one direction or another. I got some decent shots of them this weekend with the new Sigma 150mm. I'll post a thread soon. I was already pretty pleased with this lens, but this batch of photos has really made the lens look good.
Preacher,
I like the one of Travis the best, it looks good. How did you put the picture info into the picture? IE - is there a program that automates all of that stuff or did you have to do it manually? Sorry if this is obvious. Thanks for the help.
-fool
I like the one of Travis the best, it looks good. How did you put the picture info into the picture? IE - is there a program that automates all of that stuff or did you have to do it manually? Sorry if this is obvious. Thanks for the help.
-fool
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fool_10 said:
It is a Java script for Photoshop. Click this link : http://www.bastaards.org/Misc/Pictures/image_data_cs_2.js
You can RightClick>Save As or click the link, then Copy and paste that code into a text editor, save the file as <whatever>.js then move the file to Photoshop>Presets>Scripts.
Restart Photoshop and under File>Scripts you should see the script you created. It will resize the pic to 800 x whatever, 72 DPI optimized for web viewing as well as pasting the EXIF data and your copyright info.
Don't forget to change the line with my copyright info to your own info!