I only watch one for now Inuyasha its kinda herd to follow the others. P.S I%26#039;m doing this for fun ^^
Whats your favorite Anime show?
is the boondocks one???
Whats your favorite Anime show?
Dragon Blade
Reply:none cause i don%26#039;t like anime......oh wait does shin chan count cause if it does then thats my favorite!
Reply:I would have went with trigun up until a few days ago now its death note :)
Reply:dragon ball z
Reply:POKEYMANS
Reply:Mix Master
Reply:i think Inuyasha is ok. i%26#039;ve only seen it once though.
Reply:MAMOTTIE LOLIPOP NARUTO ULTRA MANIAC
LOVE HINA HIBIKI MAGIC
Reply:Sailor Moon then Yugioh then DBZ then Lupin the Third then Cased Closed
Reply:pokemons!!
fer sure:]
%26lt;3
Reply:dragonball z or gt they both tight
Reply:interlude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:I%26#039;ve Got a Couple Favorites!
*Full Moon wo Sagashite
*Fruits Basket
*Ouran High School Host Club
*Shugo Chara
*Cardcaptor Sakura
*Vampire Knight
*Kamichama Karin
Reply::-) Sailor Moon :-)
Reply:tokyo mew mew, inuyasha, mermaid melody i think those r my fav!
Reply:Currently my favorite anime is Gintama.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
What is the significance of that logo that looks like Che Guevara but is the image of a woman?
I saw the logo both as a bumper sticker and in the ad space down by the field at an MLS soccer game....?
What is the significance of that logo that looks like Che Guevara but is the image of a woman?
It%26#039;s a sexist image that equates women with chimpanzees. You should be offended.
What is the significance of that logo that looks like Che Guevara but is the image of a woman?
It%26#039;s a sexist image that equates women with chimpanzees. You should be offended.
Can anyone help me?
Hi guys I am actually after one certain painters work
I am looking for some one close to me Hangula Werner...
I am looking for some of his paintings on the net...
Has anyone got any ?
I am also actually looking for a way to contact him... if anyone knows him could you please let me know I would love to see him again
Can anyone help me?
You sound like a stalker...
I am looking for some one close to me Hangula Werner...
I am looking for some of his paintings on the net...
Has anyone got any ?
I am also actually looking for a way to contact him... if anyone knows him could you please let me know I would love to see him again
Can anyone help me?
You sound like a stalker...
What questions can you ask a photographer?
I have to do a one-on-one interview for a class. I%26#039;m going to college for photography, so I have to interview someone in that field. I have to ask a minimum of 10 questions. Some can be simple, and some have to be... lets just say more than simple.
What questions can you ask a photographer?
Here are a few you might ask. Assume the photographer could be either male or female.
1)Ask about their education pertaining to photography. School, did they like it or would they recommend it. Things of that nature.
2) Brands of equipment they use and why.
3) Any unforgettable photoshoots they%26#039;ve done. Let%26#039;s face it, life doesn%26#039;t always go right and neither does photography. Possibly a threatening, scary experience (nature, wildlife photogs). Or a shoot that just went haywire. Example: Trying to get a good view of a remote waterfall I managed to get myself on a small ledge %26quot;off trail%26quot; but couldn%26#039;t manage to get back to the trail. Long story but you probably get my point).
I%26#039;m sure other photogs in here will come up with more questions you could ask.
Good luck with your interview.
What questions can you ask a photographer?
I always ask fellow photogs a few questions:
1) What was your first camera? Always a different answer from everyone, normally a good story to go along with it
2) Where do you think photography will be in 10 years?
3) How did you get your start? School? Assistant jobs? What advice could you offer to someone starting off in this field?
*I asked number three to a professional of more than 25 years, and the conversation on that question alone went on for an hour. Most photographers will relate thier mistakes, so maybe one day you wont have to make those same mistakes.
4) Where do you see your own work going in the next few years? Artistcally/technically.
5) What is the one thing/place/person you have always wanted to photograph?
Good luck
What questions can you ask a photographer?
Here are a few you might ask. Assume the photographer could be either male or female.
1)Ask about their education pertaining to photography. School, did they like it or would they recommend it. Things of that nature.
2) Brands of equipment they use and why.
3) Any unforgettable photoshoots they%26#039;ve done. Let%26#039;s face it, life doesn%26#039;t always go right and neither does photography. Possibly a threatening, scary experience (nature, wildlife photogs). Or a shoot that just went haywire. Example: Trying to get a good view of a remote waterfall I managed to get myself on a small ledge %26quot;off trail%26quot; but couldn%26#039;t manage to get back to the trail. Long story but you probably get my point).
I%26#039;m sure other photogs in here will come up with more questions you could ask.
Good luck with your interview.
What questions can you ask a photographer?
I always ask fellow photogs a few questions:
1) What was your first camera? Always a different answer from everyone, normally a good story to go along with it
2) Where do you think photography will be in 10 years?
3) How did you get your start? School? Assistant jobs? What advice could you offer to someone starting off in this field?
*I asked number three to a professional of more than 25 years, and the conversation on that question alone went on for an hour. Most photographers will relate thier mistakes, so maybe one day you wont have to make those same mistakes.
4) Where do you see your own work going in the next few years? Artistcally/technically.
5) What is the one thing/place/person you have always wanted to photograph?
Good luck
What is a good portable light source for portraits that is not going to break my budget?
http://www.mpex.com/page.htm?PG=Strobist... you could use these if your on a budget. but your going to need to know how to use them. http://strobist.blogspot.com/2006/02/wel...
http://www.flickr.com/groups/strobist/
What is a good portable light source for portraits that is not going to break my budget?
We do not know your budget.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/strobist/
What is a good portable light source for portraits that is not going to break my budget?
We do not know your budget.
People specialized in camera's and photography answer this for me!!!?
What the **** is the difference from a 10.2 mega pixle camera from a 7.1 mega pixle and if i was to look at the best company for a 10.2 or 10.1 which one should i go with which is the best and cheapest.... please tell me!!! i need it for the summer!!!
People specialized in camera%26#039;s and photography answer this for me!!!?
The megapixel thing is a lot of hype. It is not the end all answer to digital photo quality. Here is some interesting reading: (and by the way, I did not have to read this article first to know this, it just lays it out better than I can explain it).
http://kenrockwell.com/tech/mpmyth.htm
The Nikon D40 kit DSLR is a great camera. 6mp but will likely do all you need, especially just starting out. The D40x has 10mp I believe.
The Canon Rebel digital SLRs are also in the 8 - 10mp range, but cost more than the Nikon.
steve
People specialized in camera%26#039;s and photography answer this for me!!!?
%26quot;Steve P%26quot; is right, but to answer your question about the difference, the more megapixels, the more detail can be captured.
For images to be displayed on the web, or, even in smaller, prints, it does not matter so much since not much detail can be seen in images this size. The, theoretical, pixels of a seven megapixel image are too small to see, so, you%26#039;d not be able to see the difference between this and a ten meg image on a five by seven inch print.
However, if the image is blown up to a twenty by thirty inch poster, the image with fewer pixels would more easy show each one, since the pixels will be larger than in the same size image with more pixels. And, this may only be true depending on the quality of the printer. If printed on an inkjet plotter, the resolution on those is so, relatively, poor, that the differences may STILL not be all that apparent.
So, unless you plan to blow most of your images up to these larger sizes, the money you may spend to find a camera with a higher meg rating may be wasted.
Reply:an easy way to think about megapixels is the larger the mp rating the larger you can print without distortion. as you expand images they start to distort. this is why some images may look pixelated (all the little noticeable blocks). in film this is called grain. you can only stretch an image so much before it starts to distort. generally speaking it%26#039;s about 1.5 times the original.
as far as buying advice i%26#039;d go for the canon rebel xt (NOT the xti). the xt is an 8mp digital slr. it takes great images and will print out much larger than you will probably need. you can pick the up at b%26amp;h photovideo for about $450 and it comes with a 18-55mm zoom lens.
People specialized in camera%26#039;s and photography answer this for me!!!?
The megapixel thing is a lot of hype. It is not the end all answer to digital photo quality. Here is some interesting reading: (and by the way, I did not have to read this article first to know this, it just lays it out better than I can explain it).
http://kenrockwell.com/tech/mpmyth.htm
The Nikon D40 kit DSLR is a great camera. 6mp but will likely do all you need, especially just starting out. The D40x has 10mp I believe.
The Canon Rebel digital SLRs are also in the 8 - 10mp range, but cost more than the Nikon.
steve
People specialized in camera%26#039;s and photography answer this for me!!!?
%26quot;Steve P%26quot; is right, but to answer your question about the difference, the more megapixels, the more detail can be captured.
For images to be displayed on the web, or, even in smaller, prints, it does not matter so much since not much detail can be seen in images this size. The, theoretical, pixels of a seven megapixel image are too small to see, so, you%26#039;d not be able to see the difference between this and a ten meg image on a five by seven inch print.
However, if the image is blown up to a twenty by thirty inch poster, the image with fewer pixels would more easy show each one, since the pixels will be larger than in the same size image with more pixels. And, this may only be true depending on the quality of the printer. If printed on an inkjet plotter, the resolution on those is so, relatively, poor, that the differences may STILL not be all that apparent.
So, unless you plan to blow most of your images up to these larger sizes, the money you may spend to find a camera with a higher meg rating may be wasted.
Reply:an easy way to think about megapixels is the larger the mp rating the larger you can print without distortion. as you expand images they start to distort. this is why some images may look pixelated (all the little noticeable blocks). in film this is called grain. you can only stretch an image so much before it starts to distort. generally speaking it%26#039;s about 1.5 times the original.
as far as buying advice i%26#039;d go for the canon rebel xt (NOT the xti). the xt is an 8mp digital slr. it takes great images and will print out much larger than you will probably need. you can pick the up at b%26amp;h photovideo for about $450 and it comes with a 18-55mm zoom lens.
Where can i buy the stabilo point 88 pen?? im looking for an actual store not a website. .?
i live in Roseville Califronia. . . im just new here and is not familiar with the stores. . . so please help. . .
thanx. .
thanx. .
In what sense is photography a record?
See something... Take a picture... There%26#039;s your record.
How did Rauschenberg become interested in art?
Rauschenberg had a tendency to pick up the trash that interested him on the streets of New York City and bringing it back to his studio to use it in his works. He claimed he %26quot;wanted something other than what I could make myself and I wanted to use the surprise and the collectiveness and the generosity of finding surprises. And if it wasn%26#039;t a surprise at first, by the time I got through with it, it was. So the object itself was changed by its context and therefore it became a new thing.%26quot;[3]
What do you think of my Obama poster I made/manipulated?
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b382/s...
What do you think of my Obama poster I made/manipulated?
Nice...
maybe you could make money off of it...try cafe press
What do you think of my Obama poster I made/manipulated?
Boo ...
Reply:Thats good
Reply:I%26#039;m...Ron Burgandy?
Reply:I dig it! Can I borrow the image for a T-shirt?
Reply:I like it!
Reply:genius.
Reply:Why is the mouth on your avatar open?
Reply:ha ha
Reply:Mine is better. Hail Photoshop
Reply:u didnt make it?
Reply:not much of an accomplishment.
Reply:that%26#039;s brilliant bro
Reply:it sucks
Reply:LOVE IT I JUST SET IT AS MY BACKGROUND!
haha.
Reply:You%26#039;re proud of that? My five year old is wittier and could have come up with something better.
Reply:You should show him with his advisor, Rev. Wright.
Reply:I%26#039;m assuming this is the original image: http://coloradoright.files.wordpress.com...
So, the idea, which is clever even if I don%26#039;t agree, wasn%26#039;t yours. And the original is better. Nice try.
Obama %26#039;08
Reply:*Sigh* In f you make a Mccain one in the same fashion then I would say GREAT!
Reply:~I like it so much that I made one for you in color.~
http://i32.tinypic.com/2cpcoiw.jpg
What do you think of my Obama poster I made/manipulated?
Nice...
maybe you could make money off of it...try cafe press
What do you think of my Obama poster I made/manipulated?
Boo ...
Reply:Thats good
Reply:I%26#039;m...Ron Burgandy?
Reply:I dig it! Can I borrow the image for a T-shirt?
Reply:I like it!
Reply:genius.
Reply:Why is the mouth on your avatar open?
Reply:ha ha
Reply:Mine is better. Hail Photoshop
Reply:u didnt make it?
Reply:not much of an accomplishment.
Reply:that%26#039;s brilliant bro
Reply:it sucks
Reply:LOVE IT I JUST SET IT AS MY BACKGROUND!
haha.
Reply:You%26#039;re proud of that? My five year old is wittier and could have come up with something better.
Reply:You should show him with his advisor, Rev. Wright.
Reply:I%26#039;m assuming this is the original image: http://coloradoright.files.wordpress.com...
So, the idea, which is clever even if I don%26#039;t agree, wasn%26#039;t yours. And the original is better. Nice try.
Obama %26#039;08
Reply:*Sigh* In f you make a Mccain one in the same fashion then I would say GREAT!
Reply:~I like it so much that I made one for you in color.~
http://i32.tinypic.com/2cpcoiw.jpg
Where in London can I learn the Art of Marbling?
http://ivideo.wordpress.com/2007/01/07/e...
Where in London can I learn the Art of Marbling?
Marble Arch!
Where in London can I learn the Art of Marbling?
The link below may help:
http://www.hampstead-decorative-arts.co....
ps. Fascinating video....
Reply:Polo gave you a good usable link.
there ought to be classes offered by any art school also...
i worked with an old guy that came from london and was quite adept at marblizing...taught me a few tricks to it.
Reply:Great video!
I think the course suggested above deals with painted marbling (faux marbres) where someone reproduces marbling effect in paint.
The marbling courses you%26#039;re looking for (where oil / ink spreads on water) will be, more likely, connected to book-binding courses (marbling is used for the end papers).
Links below are for privately run courses out of London.
In London, looks like London College of Communication is your best bet (formerly London School of Printing) or City Lit, but you should be able to find some near you run by local authorities.
Look at Hot Courses link below or in your local library.
Where in London can I learn the Art of Marbling?
Marble Arch!
Where in London can I learn the Art of Marbling?
The link below may help:
http://www.hampstead-decorative-arts.co....
ps. Fascinating video....
Reply:Polo gave you a good usable link.
there ought to be classes offered by any art school also...
i worked with an old guy that came from london and was quite adept at marblizing...taught me a few tricks to it.
Reply:Great video!
I think the course suggested above deals with painted marbling (faux marbres) where someone reproduces marbling effect in paint.
The marbling courses you%26#039;re looking for (where oil / ink spreads on water) will be, more likely, connected to book-binding courses (marbling is used for the end papers).
Links below are for privately run courses out of London.
In London, looks like London College of Communication is your best bet (formerly London School of Printing) or City Lit, but you should be able to find some near you run by local authorities.
Look at Hot Courses link below or in your local library.
Where can I find zelda pics?
I%26#039;m not talking about 3d pics, I mean 2d stuff like this,
http://pressthebuttons.typepad.com/photo...
I%26#039;m looking for some ocarina of time pics, I%26#039;m making a video and I want 2d pics of kokiri villagers, gorons, etc.
http://pressthebuttons.typepad.com/photo...
I%26#039;m looking for some ocarina of time pics, I%26#039;m making a video and I want 2d pics of kokiri villagers, gorons, etc.
Need lnfo on painter named ardiss who painted landscapes in style of vlaminck?
Are you sure that%26#039;s the correct spelling. I find no indication of any artist named Ardiss.
Yousuf Karsh?
can someone help me i%26#039;m lazy. I%26#039;ll give you all stars and free stars to come! i dont care, can nayone tell me the background of yousuf karsh? his originality of his photos, what techniques he used and his life background? what inspired him to become a photographer and how he died? pls i%26#039;ll give you all stars (summarized in your own words if you can, if not then its ok)
What's A free 3D drawing software download that I can Download for free?
I need A 3D drawing program that I can download for FREE. Does anyone have any advice??
What%26#039;s A free 3D drawing software download that I can Download for free?
Blender.
Here%26#039;s the link... You have a 30 day trial I think...
http://www.download.com/Blender/3000-667...
What%26#039;s A free 3D drawing software download that I can Download for free?
Blender3d is free,
http://www.blender.org/
3dPlus Free Serif
http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/softwar...
gmax
http://www.turbosquid.com/gmax
SketchUp - Home
http://sketchup.google.com/
DesignWorkshop Lite
http://www.artifice.com/free/dw_lite.htm...
Anim8or
http://www.anim8or.com/
http://www.artzend.com/3D%20Programs.htm
..
What%26#039;s A free 3D drawing software download that I can Download for free?
Blender.
Here%26#039;s the link... You have a 30 day trial I think...
http://www.download.com/Blender/3000-667...
What%26#039;s A free 3D drawing software download that I can Download for free?
Blender3d is free,
http://www.blender.org/
3dPlus Free Serif
http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/softwar...
gmax
http://www.turbosquid.com/gmax
SketchUp - Home
http://sketchup.google.com/
DesignWorkshop Lite
http://www.artifice.com/free/dw_lite.htm...
Anim8or
http://www.anim8or.com/
http://www.artzend.com/3D%20Programs.htm
..
Ok im lookin for a place where i can make my pictures move and and glitter and stuff any websites??? thanks?
www.blingee.com is great!!
www.glitterfy.com
Ok im lookin for a place where i can make my pictures move and and glitter and stuff any websites??? thanks?
Blibs LunaPic
http://www73.lunapic.com/editor/
Online Image Editor
http://online-image-editor.com/
Wiredness: Image Manipulation
http://www.wiredness.com/
Blingee online
http://blingee.com/blingee/upload_base
FotoFlexer
http://fotoflexer.com/
..
www.glitterfy.com
Ok im lookin for a place where i can make my pictures move and and glitter and stuff any websites??? thanks?
Blibs LunaPic
http://www73.lunapic.com/editor/
Online Image Editor
http://online-image-editor.com/
Wiredness: Image Manipulation
http://www.wiredness.com/
Blingee online
http://blingee.com/blingee/upload_base
FotoFlexer
http://fotoflexer.com/
..
Which of these photos do you like best? top 3 or top 5?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/22805298@N0...
Which of these photos do you like best? top 3 or top 5?
I like them all.
Which of these photos do you like best? top 3 or top 5?
Page one: Warm By the Fireplace, Rhodedendron and from the second page... Pale Orange Bloom and Firefly... Then page number three- Orange Flower and Drenched Daisy.
Those are nice photos.
Reply:Japanese Aerial View
Vanina Place
Red Maple
Frozen Solid
Drained
Reply:I like Japanese Maple Aerial View because of its unusual perspective.
Reply:Lovely shots. You have some very creative ones.
The red maple is stunning.
Thanks for sharing these.
Reply:i like Christmas Tree Explosion! awesome effect!
Which of these photos do you like best? top 3 or top 5?
I like them all.
Which of these photos do you like best? top 3 or top 5?
Page one: Warm By the Fireplace, Rhodedendron and from the second page... Pale Orange Bloom and Firefly... Then page number three- Orange Flower and Drenched Daisy.
Those are nice photos.
Reply:Japanese Aerial View
Vanina Place
Red Maple
Frozen Solid
Drained
Reply:I like Japanese Maple Aerial View because of its unusual perspective.
Reply:Lovely shots. You have some very creative ones.
The red maple is stunning.
Thanks for sharing these.
Reply:i like Christmas Tree Explosion! awesome effect!
Photography reasearch!?
can someone help me i%26#039;m lazy. I%26#039;ll give you all stars and free stars to come! i dont care, can nayone tell me the background of yousuf karsh? his originality of his photos, what techniques he used and his life background? what inspired him to become a photographer and how he died? pls i%26#039;ll give you all stars (summarized in your own words if you can, if not then its ok)
also list your sources pls!!!!!! and thx not wikkipedia naything but that
Photography reasearch!?
You weren%26#039;t too lazy to post on here and you aren%26#039;t too lazy to read what we have to tell you... is doing a short search for information on Yahoo! that much harder?
Photography reasearch!?
http://photo.net/
Reply:her internet is slow!
also list your sources pls!!!!!! and thx not wikkipedia naything but that
Photography reasearch!?
You weren%26#039;t too lazy to post on here and you aren%26#039;t too lazy to read what we have to tell you... is doing a short search for information on Yahoo! that much harder?
Photography reasearch!?
http://photo.net/
Reply:her internet is slow!
Franklin in flood photos?
omg i live there and its crazy the hospital is washed out on the 2nd floors, homes are destroyed, houses washed out, sad day for franklin
Franklin in flood photos?
im a photographer for the local weekly, if you are interested here are are some of my photos from last saturday during the flood in franklin
http://flickr.com/photos/cangeceiro/sets...
Franklin in flood photos?
im a photographer for the local weekly, if you are interested here are are some of my photos from last saturday during the flood in franklin
http://flickr.com/photos/cangeceiro/sets...
To all Filipino Draftsman / Architects:?
What is rate in autocadd encoding per sheet as a free lance draftsman?? Autocadd plotting only when there is already a plan and you are the one who will draft or autocadd, printing not included. How about in rendering using autocadd and 3d studio max? what is your usual rate?
Does anyone know how to make our photo be a background photo?
in friendster to coztumize our photo
Does anyone know how to make our photo be a background photo?
Right click on the picture and click set as background from the drop down list.
Edit: Oops, nope don%26#039;t know how to do it there.
Does anyone know how to make our photo be a background photo?
Right click on the picture and click set as background from the drop down list.
Edit: Oops, nope don%26#039;t know how to do it there.
How do I put a background image on VampireFreaks?
My VF Account is %26quot;colinlovergirl%26quot; n I rlly want to put a background image! I see other people do it?? How do I?
Photofiltre studio brushes?
okay, so i%26#039;ve found some nice brushes made for PS and PSP, but i%26#039;m not sure if i can use them on pfs, and i%26#039;m guessing not. or is it possible to download the images and make the brushes from them? i%26#039;m not sure. i just downloaded pfs tonight [i%26#039;ve been using original pf], and i%26#039;m not familiar with brushes. i know how to install brushes made specifically for pfs, but there%26#039;s a limited amount made just for it.
if anyone is comfortable with pfs and knows their way around it, your help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
-blu vylett
if anyone is comfortable with pfs and knows their way around it, your help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
-blu vylett
My friend draws but she thinks her drawings stink how do i help?
i draw to but she is not happy with her drawings how do i help her be more self dependet of her drawings
My friend draws but she thinks her drawings stink how do i help?
I%26#039;d have to see the drawings to confirm if they actually stink or not. But if she%26#039;s not happy, and possibly whining, she may just want to draw attention to them. She may be more confident about her drawings than you think, then again I don%26#039;t know her. Nonetheless, if you%26#039;re afraid of hurting her feelings if they really ARE bad, just tell her what she needs to improve upon, and point out the good parts to the picture. Tell her what she%26#039;s good at, but never stop emphasizing that she needs to practice to be a good artist.
My friend draws but she thinks her drawings stink how do i help?
~If you think that her drawings are good encurage her to keep going. Also tell her how much you like her drawings and doesn%26#039;t stink.~
My friend draws but she thinks her drawings stink how do i help?
I%26#039;d have to see the drawings to confirm if they actually stink or not. But if she%26#039;s not happy, and possibly whining, she may just want to draw attention to them. She may be more confident about her drawings than you think, then again I don%26#039;t know her. Nonetheless, if you%26#039;re afraid of hurting her feelings if they really ARE bad, just tell her what she needs to improve upon, and point out the good parts to the picture. Tell her what she%26#039;s good at, but never stop emphasizing that she needs to practice to be a good artist.
My friend draws but she thinks her drawings stink how do i help?
~If you think that her drawings are good encurage her to keep going. Also tell her how much you like her drawings and doesn%26#039;t stink.~
Henna Tats ?
When you are taking off the paste so you scrape all of teh black part off ?
Henna Tats ?
Do not scrape anything off. let it fall of by itself. If you leave it on as long as it stays..it can be darker and stay longer!
Henna Tats ?
leave the henna on for longer if possible.
the longer you leave it on, the better your results will be if it is natural henna.
http://www.hennacaravan.com/how/wrap.htm...
Henna Tats ?
Do not scrape anything off. let it fall of by itself. If you leave it on as long as it stays..it can be darker and stay longer!
Henna Tats ?
leave the henna on for longer if possible.
the longer you leave it on, the better your results will be if it is natural henna.
http://www.hennacaravan.com/how/wrap.htm...
Using other peoples art... how to do it, if it's okay???
So I%26#039;ve been wanting to put some tribute pieces and fan vids together... What are the %26quot;rules%26quot; for using other peoples art in these fan vids/slides for YouTube, etc. You certainly have to credit them for their work by supplying their name, info, link, etc... but should I also put off any sort of project until I receive written/emailed permission first?
Using other peoples art... how to do it, if it%26#039;s okay???
i%26#039;m hoping to do a series honoring a known sculptor, and i%26#039;ll show him, working on one of his works, and then show some of his works...this will be done by permission...see, it is important to get permission from the artist or the artist%26#039;s estate.
Using other peoples art... how to do it, if it%26#039;s okay???
i%26#039;m hoping to do a series honoring a known sculptor, and i%26#039;ll show him, working on one of his works, and then show some of his works...this will be done by permission...see, it is important to get permission from the artist or the artist%26#039;s estate.
The Last Supper??
Does anyone know the following questions?鈥︹€?.
-Who influenced da Vinci to make this painting?
-Who did he work with friends/ contemporaries?
-what was his earlier work?
-how did he developed his unique style like how does his panting the last supper represent that?
-What do dey say of his painting now a days?
-Was he a success in their lifetime?
The Last Supper??
- Biblical Depictions were the bases of the Renaissance era, He is also not the only one to depict the Last supper considering it is in the bible.
-He worked on the painting by himself- much of his well known paintings are not large in size.
-His earlier works consist of biblical scenes- %26quot;annunciations%26quot; so to speak, considerably smaller than his latter works.
-Leonardo was a self-learner, like most artists and doctors at that time, to really get the anatomy--there were gatherings late at night, full of doctors and artists over dead bodies to disect and gain knowledge of the human form. He also was ardent observer of life, if you%26#039;ve ever read a reproduction of his notebooks you will see his detailed comments about landscapes, values, and painting principles.
Leonardo is the most well-known painter and intellect in history, he first introduced the idea of flight, and it is said he also had schematics on an %26#039;elevator%26#039; contraction.
there is just too much on him, you cannot be too detailed
The Last Supper??
1)Da Vinci was influenced to do this work because he was commissioned.
2)Artists around his time include Michaelangelo and Raphael.
3) An example of earlier works include %26quot;Annunciation%26quot; 1475.
4) An unique style could be the balance and harmony he includes in his work by usuing basic lines and a foreground, midground and background. We also look as if we are %26quot;within the work%26quot; which is evident in the last supper.
5) Today, they say that this painting is controversial. Some believe that Da Vinci included secrets within the work, such as %26#039;the character next to Jesus is actually Mary Magdaline, and that Jesus loved her more than the other diciples%26quot;. look up %26quot;Dan Brown%26quot; who wrote %26quot;the da Vinci Code%26quot; Others believe it is a beautiful and religious work.
6) I believe he was a success because he was commissioned to make many works for important and weathly people. If in any doubt, visit this website.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonardo_da...
-Who influenced da Vinci to make this painting?
-Who did he work with friends/ contemporaries?
-what was his earlier work?
-how did he developed his unique style like how does his panting the last supper represent that?
-What do dey say of his painting now a days?
-Was he a success in their lifetime?
The Last Supper??
- Biblical Depictions were the bases of the Renaissance era, He is also not the only one to depict the Last supper considering it is in the bible.
-He worked on the painting by himself- much of his well known paintings are not large in size.
-His earlier works consist of biblical scenes- %26quot;annunciations%26quot; so to speak, considerably smaller than his latter works.
-Leonardo was a self-learner, like most artists and doctors at that time, to really get the anatomy--there were gatherings late at night, full of doctors and artists over dead bodies to disect and gain knowledge of the human form. He also was ardent observer of life, if you%26#039;ve ever read a reproduction of his notebooks you will see his detailed comments about landscapes, values, and painting principles.
Leonardo is the most well-known painter and intellect in history, he first introduced the idea of flight, and it is said he also had schematics on an %26#039;elevator%26#039; contraction.
there is just too much on him, you cannot be too detailed
The Last Supper??
1)Da Vinci was influenced to do this work because he was commissioned.
2)Artists around his time include Michaelangelo and Raphael.
3) An example of earlier works include %26quot;Annunciation%26quot; 1475.
4) An unique style could be the balance and harmony he includes in his work by usuing basic lines and a foreground, midground and background. We also look as if we are %26quot;within the work%26quot; which is evident in the last supper.
5) Today, they say that this painting is controversial. Some believe that Da Vinci included secrets within the work, such as %26#039;the character next to Jesus is actually Mary Magdaline, and that Jesus loved her more than the other diciples%26quot;. look up %26quot;Dan Brown%26quot; who wrote %26quot;the da Vinci Code%26quot; Others believe it is a beautiful and religious work.
6) I believe he was a success because he was commissioned to make many works for important and weathly people. If in any doubt, visit this website.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonardo_da...
Hello kitty images?
does anyone know where i can find the stock image of this
http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k160/c...
like where its all blank nothing inside the bandana yet?
Hello kitty images?
hello kitty and anything related is so tightly copyrighted it would not be wise to mess with it at all.
Hello kitty images?
~Like the person above said they are copyrighted, but it also depends on what you plan to use it for. If you want to make a profit of it you can get in trouble, but if you just want it as an avatar or something like that then there is no problem. By the way that picture was probably made by an amateur artist so they probably have the original.~
http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k160/c...
like where its all blank nothing inside the bandana yet?
Hello kitty images?
hello kitty and anything related is so tightly copyrighted it would not be wise to mess with it at all.
Hello kitty images?
~Like the person above said they are copyrighted, but it also depends on what you plan to use it for. If you want to make a profit of it you can get in trouble, but if you just want it as an avatar or something like that then there is no problem. By the way that picture was probably made by an amateur artist so they probably have the original.~
Do I take good photos??
I really enjoy photography. My pictures focus primarily on nature and animals. I use a Nikon CoolPix L14 digital camera and I am 14 years old. Here are some of my favorite photos I have taken: LOOK AT BOTH PAGES!! THERE ARE TWO! :D
http://s181.photobucket.com/albums/x144/...
To get a better view of a certain picture, please click on it to ENLARGE it!! I don%26#039;t edit any of my photos, by the way.
PLEASE take a look at all of them and tell me what you think of them. Any suggestion would be wonderful! :) Thanks.
And I%26#039;m not the kind of girl who takes pictures of herself for myspace or the like. I take pictures because it%26#039;s a passion for me and I love to do it. I like capturing moments many don%26#039;t take the chance to see. I haven%26#039;t been to many extravagant places in which I can take amazing pictures, but what I shoot from home is good I think.Thanks again.
Do I take good photos??
The last 4 were stunning!!!!!
But I think you need some work on the aim.
But besides that those pics were awesome!!!
I wish I could buy them and frame them!
Do I take good photos??
well you seem very passionate about photography and that is the first thing you need to become a good photographer...
The photos aren%26#039;t that great to be honest... Yes they are nice, but nothing that stands out or makes you stop to look at them twice.
I%26#039;d recommend focusing more on the horses and less on the cat. Try to find unusual things to photograph and try to stray away from the cliche%26#039;s like cats, piano keys and house pets.
Also, I think your photos would really benefit from editing.
Reply:I don%26#039;t really like the ones you did with the animals too much. They seem too much like a small child did them...not so much like they have an artistic flair to it like I think you were trying (too hard) to do. BUT the ones of the flowers and the streams were pretty good. Keep working at it and I think you%26#039;ll end up pretty good :-)
Reply:I really love photography too.
they%26#039;re pretty I really like the cat looking in the window :)
you have a future
good luck with your photography
Reply:Alot of your photographs seem to be taken from the exact same distance. That is the right approach in some of the pictures (the close-up on the simple keyboard keys or the leaf in the road, for example) but crunch framing animals is usually never a good idea.
A good rule of thumb is that the object being photographed and emphasized in frame should be either completely in frame or predominantely in frame, with only a portion being cropped. For example, if you were to take a picture of your baby brother, you wouldn%26#039;t frame his face to that the upper right and left portions of the frame were cutting off the contour of his head, you would pull the frame back and crop him off at the neck or lower, since your main emphasis (his expression) and the surrounding features of it, would be kept in frame.
Your picture of your cat sitting under a stool is a good example of cutting off something unnecessarily. The cat%26#039;s expression is good, and so is the way the environment creates an artificial box within the frame, but since the cat is a small enough animal as it is, cutting him/her off above the feet undercuts the affect. What it does is make the viewer mentally recreate what the cat is standing on, where his feet are, thus pulling attention away from the focus of the picture: that human expression of %26#039;what am I doing here and what is that thing?%26quot;
A better example of frame cropping is the picture of your cat staring out the window. Because the presence of shade on either side of the cat creates an artificial curtain, emphasizing the slice of light squarely running down the center of the picture, which is where the cat%26#039;s attention is poised in the picture, the fact that its only a 3/4 picture of the cat doesn%26#039;t affect it because the picture directs the viewer to the main point of focus and intent. The viewer doesn%26#039;t need to see the entire cat because the viewer intuitively understands that what is important is already framed by the use of shade and light. In addition, because the picture is about anticipation (the cat%26#039;s attention being directed towards something outside the frame creates a similar tension within the viewer%26#039;s own seeing) the lack of fully formed shapes coincides with the metaphoric %26#039;incomplete%26#039; anticipation of the reader%26#039;s attention: what is he/she looking at? just as the cat%26#039;s attention is focused, so too is the viewer%26#039;s by the arrangement, which means anything else visually is unecessary.
Pictures aren%26#039;t just pictures, they are stories, reasons, explanations. What you leave in the frame, and what you leave out, is of primary importance to what it is you want the viewer to take with them. A good picture leaves the viewer asking questions about the content, not wondering about how different the picture would look if the photographer had moved back a few paces. Everything the viewer needs to know should always and forever be captured in that little box. Concentrate on what is in frame, and what you want to be in frame, and build from there.
Reply:Most of them are OK.
The ones i really like are:2nd one on the first page. The 2nd, 4th, and 5th on last page.
Those ones were really outstanding and beautiful.
Please answer mine!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
http://s181.photobucket.com/albums/x144/...
To get a better view of a certain picture, please click on it to ENLARGE it!! I don%26#039;t edit any of my photos, by the way.
PLEASE take a look at all of them and tell me what you think of them. Any suggestion would be wonderful! :) Thanks.
And I%26#039;m not the kind of girl who takes pictures of herself for myspace or the like. I take pictures because it%26#039;s a passion for me and I love to do it. I like capturing moments many don%26#039;t take the chance to see. I haven%26#039;t been to many extravagant places in which I can take amazing pictures, but what I shoot from home is good I think.Thanks again.
Do I take good photos??
The last 4 were stunning!!!!!
But I think you need some work on the aim.
But besides that those pics were awesome!!!
I wish I could buy them and frame them!
Do I take good photos??
well you seem very passionate about photography and that is the first thing you need to become a good photographer...
The photos aren%26#039;t that great to be honest... Yes they are nice, but nothing that stands out or makes you stop to look at them twice.
I%26#039;d recommend focusing more on the horses and less on the cat. Try to find unusual things to photograph and try to stray away from the cliche%26#039;s like cats, piano keys and house pets.
Also, I think your photos would really benefit from editing.
Reply:I don%26#039;t really like the ones you did with the animals too much. They seem too much like a small child did them...not so much like they have an artistic flair to it like I think you were trying (too hard) to do. BUT the ones of the flowers and the streams were pretty good. Keep working at it and I think you%26#039;ll end up pretty good :-)
Reply:I really love photography too.
they%26#039;re pretty I really like the cat looking in the window :)
you have a future
good luck with your photography
Reply:Alot of your photographs seem to be taken from the exact same distance. That is the right approach in some of the pictures (the close-up on the simple keyboard keys or the leaf in the road, for example) but crunch framing animals is usually never a good idea.
A good rule of thumb is that the object being photographed and emphasized in frame should be either completely in frame or predominantely in frame, with only a portion being cropped. For example, if you were to take a picture of your baby brother, you wouldn%26#039;t frame his face to that the upper right and left portions of the frame were cutting off the contour of his head, you would pull the frame back and crop him off at the neck or lower, since your main emphasis (his expression) and the surrounding features of it, would be kept in frame.
Your picture of your cat sitting under a stool is a good example of cutting off something unnecessarily. The cat%26#039;s expression is good, and so is the way the environment creates an artificial box within the frame, but since the cat is a small enough animal as it is, cutting him/her off above the feet undercuts the affect. What it does is make the viewer mentally recreate what the cat is standing on, where his feet are, thus pulling attention away from the focus of the picture: that human expression of %26#039;what am I doing here and what is that thing?%26quot;
A better example of frame cropping is the picture of your cat staring out the window. Because the presence of shade on either side of the cat creates an artificial curtain, emphasizing the slice of light squarely running down the center of the picture, which is where the cat%26#039;s attention is poised in the picture, the fact that its only a 3/4 picture of the cat doesn%26#039;t affect it because the picture directs the viewer to the main point of focus and intent. The viewer doesn%26#039;t need to see the entire cat because the viewer intuitively understands that what is important is already framed by the use of shade and light. In addition, because the picture is about anticipation (the cat%26#039;s attention being directed towards something outside the frame creates a similar tension within the viewer%26#039;s own seeing) the lack of fully formed shapes coincides with the metaphoric %26#039;incomplete%26#039; anticipation of the reader%26#039;s attention: what is he/she looking at? just as the cat%26#039;s attention is focused, so too is the viewer%26#039;s by the arrangement, which means anything else visually is unecessary.
Pictures aren%26#039;t just pictures, they are stories, reasons, explanations. What you leave in the frame, and what you leave out, is of primary importance to what it is you want the viewer to take with them. A good picture leaves the viewer asking questions about the content, not wondering about how different the picture would look if the photographer had moved back a few paces. Everything the viewer needs to know should always and forever be captured in that little box. Concentrate on what is in frame, and what you want to be in frame, and build from there.
Reply:Most of them are OK.
The ones i really like are:2nd one on the first page. The 2nd, 4th, and 5th on last page.
Those ones were really outstanding and beautiful.
Please answer mine!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
For Father's Day, I am designing a T-shirt. What kind of logo should it be in the front?
I am looking for something funny or sweet. Last year I just put something like The Coolest Dad Ever, so it could be something simple, too.
Thanks!
For Father%26#039;s Day, I am designing a T-shirt. What kind of logo should it be in the front?
you could go retro, with the old clip-art image of the dad with his pipe sitting in an easy chair with his feet up reading a newspaper...(that image is out there, and probably free so you won%26#039;t have to steal it)
Thanks!
For Father%26#039;s Day, I am designing a T-shirt. What kind of logo should it be in the front?
you could go retro, with the old clip-art image of the dad with his pipe sitting in an easy chair with his feet up reading a newspaper...(that image is out there, and probably free so you won%26#039;t have to steal it)
Looking for a tutorial for how to use screen printing to make tshirts.?
i looked up an older article but it wasn%26#039;t found, i want to make tshirts on a 4 color press or something similar so if somebody could find a place for me to read and learn that would be 5 points.
Looking for a tutorial for how to use screen printing to make tshirts.?
have you tried dharma trading co? they are online and have lots of instructions. I believe they have screenprinting kits. they have very good quality products.
Also, have you heard of a gocco? you can buy them imported from japan and I know you can print small images in multiple colors on fabric. you can also use paper with them.
Hope that helps!
Looking for a tutorial for how to use screen printing to make tshirts.?
have you tried dharma trading co? they are online and have lots of instructions. I believe they have screenprinting kits. they have very good quality products.
Also, have you heard of a gocco? you can buy them imported from japan and I know you can print small images in multiple colors on fabric. you can also use paper with them.
Hope that helps!
What should my graffiti tag name be?
i want it to be cool and fly
What should my graffiti tag name be?
Criminal?
What should my graffiti tag name be?
Dumbazz
Reply:Make an inversion of your name. Maybe just one letter the same, or something. If you%26#039;re going to be doing it illegally, make sure you can%26#039;t be connected. If you%26#039;re not, make it somewhat obvious. Like an alias.
Reply:mr. jibbs.
What should my graffiti tag name be?
Criminal?
What should my graffiti tag name be?
Dumbazz
Reply:Make an inversion of your name. Maybe just one letter the same, or something. If you%26#039;re going to be doing it illegally, make sure you can%26#039;t be connected. If you%26#039;re not, make it somewhat obvious. Like an alias.
Reply:mr. jibbs.
What can I do with a spiral notebook?
I%26#039;m a female..using my cousins email! anyway..i got a whole bunch of spiral notebooks and im bored and wanna write in them or something. im not much of a story writer..so what can i do??
What can I do with a spiral notebook?
start a journal, write things u remember that happened in yor past, poems, songs, drawings..
What can I do with a spiral notebook?
Turn it into a journal or draw in it.
Reply:use them for journals.
write down just everything thats spinning around in your head.
doodle.
whatever.
Reply:draw whatever%26#039;s on your mind. i write about what%26#039;s going on in my life, my feelings about other people in a notebook everyday.
that%26#039;s what happens when you get bored being a teacher%26#039;s aide for an hour and a half every day.
Reply:Journal! Write down song lyrics that you like, make lists of things to do, things you like, goals, use them for an address book, phone number list, or just doodle some pictures. You could have your friend write something in them too so you will have a good memory of them.
Reply:write about your life and and anything you want to comment on. or you could doodle
alot
Reply:You can use one of them to record your dreams. That what i do. It helps you remember your dreams if you don%26#039;t remember them all that often.
Reply:write one word on each of 10 pages. then go the first word and write all the words you can think of that relate to that word. such as baby-diapers, blankets, bottles, toys, (I think you get the idea.) this will then give you ideas if you want to start a story, make a scrapbook, or collect ideas from magazines.
Reply:there%26#039;s a lot you could do depending on your interests....
for example:
1.)you like reading books: you could write a novel you like.... i mean you own novel... and maybe if you finish it, you could probably publish it and earn money....
2.) you like listening to music: you could list all the music you like or maybe you could write your own song....
that is just an example since i dont know what your interests are.... but if you give me an idea of what you like to do... then maybe i could give a lot more examples...
hope i helped... thank you...
What can I do with a spiral notebook?
start a journal, write things u remember that happened in yor past, poems, songs, drawings..
What can I do with a spiral notebook?
Turn it into a journal or draw in it.
Reply:use them for journals.
write down just everything thats spinning around in your head.
doodle.
whatever.
Reply:draw whatever%26#039;s on your mind. i write about what%26#039;s going on in my life, my feelings about other people in a notebook everyday.
that%26#039;s what happens when you get bored being a teacher%26#039;s aide for an hour and a half every day.
Reply:Journal! Write down song lyrics that you like, make lists of things to do, things you like, goals, use them for an address book, phone number list, or just doodle some pictures. You could have your friend write something in them too so you will have a good memory of them.
Reply:write about your life and and anything you want to comment on. or you could doodle
alot
Reply:You can use one of them to record your dreams. That what i do. It helps you remember your dreams if you don%26#039;t remember them all that often.
Reply:write one word on each of 10 pages. then go the first word and write all the words you can think of that relate to that word. such as baby-diapers, blankets, bottles, toys, (I think you get the idea.) this will then give you ideas if you want to start a story, make a scrapbook, or collect ideas from magazines.
Reply:there%26#039;s a lot you could do depending on your interests....
for example:
1.)you like reading books: you could write a novel you like.... i mean you own novel... and maybe if you finish it, you could probably publish it and earn money....
2.) you like listening to music: you could list all the music you like or maybe you could write your own song....
that is just an example since i dont know what your interests are.... but if you give me an idea of what you like to do... then maybe i could give a lot more examples...
hope i helped... thank you...
Flickr Pro Account: Why does the "all sizes option not show,and why can people not view large sizes of my pics
The all sizes option shows for me, but it I log out and go back in it does not show, I%26#039;ve posted links to large sizes before and people tell me they cannot see them.
Any ideas ?? Thank you in advance :o)
Flickr Pro Account: Why does the %26quot;all sizes option not show,and why can people not view large sizes of my pics
i have no idea, unless you set it as a preference when you opened the account...you ought to be able to change it somehow...though these things are a mystery to me as well.
Flickr Pro Account: Why does the %26quot;all sizes option not show,and why can people not view large sizes of my pics
Click on the little arrow beside the link that says %26quot;You%26quot; and click on %26quot;Your Account.%26quot;
Open the tab that says %26quot;Privacy and Permissions%26quot; and you should be able to find a setting that asks you %26quot;who can download your stuff.%26quot;
Click on %26quot;edit%26quot; and you should be able to change it from there.
Reply:ALT%26#039;s info is correct and I%26#039;ve also found that I need to be logged in to see the %26quot;All sizes%26quot; option, but only SOMETIMES, so I really don%26#039;t know.
Any ideas ?? Thank you in advance :o)
Flickr Pro Account: Why does the %26quot;all sizes option not show,and why can people not view large sizes of my pics
i have no idea, unless you set it as a preference when you opened the account...you ought to be able to change it somehow...though these things are a mystery to me as well.
Flickr Pro Account: Why does the %26quot;all sizes option not show,and why can people not view large sizes of my pics
Click on the little arrow beside the link that says %26quot;You%26quot; and click on %26quot;Your Account.%26quot;
Open the tab that says %26quot;Privacy and Permissions%26quot; and you should be able to find a setting that asks you %26quot;who can download your stuff.%26quot;
Click on %26quot;edit%26quot; and you should be able to change it from there.
Reply:ALT%26#039;s info is correct and I%26#039;ve also found that I need to be logged in to see the %26quot;All sizes%26quot; option, but only SOMETIMES, so I really don%26#039;t know.
Amy manga artists out there?
Looking to collaborate on a shoujo in the %26quot;fruits basket%26quot; drawing style.Its a manga loosley based on the picture of dorien grey.If you know anyone who would like to collab let me know.Its a good story I just need someone who has stamina and loves to draw but just needs a story.
Serious inquires only.
Serious inquires only.
Whos cuter differnt pix mi bad!?
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj213...
scary^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj213...
creepy^^^^^^^^^^^
i think the second one
Whos cuter differnt pix mi bad!?
wondering how many times you%26#039;re going to ask this
scary^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj213...
creepy^^^^^^^^^^^
i think the second one
Whos cuter differnt pix mi bad!?
wondering how many times you%26#039;re going to ask this
Does art increase in value after the artist passes away?
I have several works of art and I am thinking about selling them. However, the artists, Anuszkiewicz and Stanczak, are very old (78 and 80) and I was wondering if I should wait for the artists to die before I sell the art.
Does art increase in value after the artist passes away?
if the artists are well known in your area.. then yes the value will increase.. if not.. no it wont.
Does art increase in value after the artist passes away?
Supply and demand...dead painters cannot create new works, so the value of the existing works increases postmortum...Providing there was/is a demand for the work antemortum.
Reply:The actual answer is...sometimes it does, most of the time it doesn%26#039;t. In the last 50 or so years, when it did increase in value after the death of the artist it was simply because the artist was already famous and clearly no new work would be created. If the artist was NOT already famous before he died, his death will no longer have any effect on the value of the work.
In the case of the two you mentioned, one of them (Anuszkiewicz) is already fairly well known, but his recent works have never achieved major prices in the primary or secondary markets. There may be a small %26quot;blip%26quot; in the perceived value of his work after he passes, but it%26#039;s unlikely to be much. Stanczak is NOT well-known enough for there to be any effect in his prices whatsoever.
In my recommendation, sell it now while the market is strong and gain interest on your money instead of waiting for him to pass away in the hopes that it MIGHT increase in value somewhat.
Reply:yes it does
not by alot
but by some
Reply:Artists works go up in value, especially after they die. You look at Picasso. He was creating works during a time when painting was a job to earn little wages from people, to survive another week with shelter and food. Today, his works are worth between thousands-millions, even though he is dead. The reason they go up in value, is because they are unique, and that artist wont be able to reproduce anymore of its kind and other works. Monet was the same, he made so many beautiful works, and during his time, they weren;t worth as much, but today they are worth soooo much more, and lucky for his decendants, they saw ALOT of his money. Also, when you look at the perspective of the past, money such as sooo many thousands, and especially millions didnt exist. So of course those artists works couldnt sell for much because that amount of money wasnt around. Also, at auction, it depends weather there is a demand of those sort of artworks. So its best to find a place to sell it, where there is a lot of interests in those artists that you;ve mentioned.
Does art increase in value after the artist passes away?
if the artists are well known in your area.. then yes the value will increase.. if not.. no it wont.
Does art increase in value after the artist passes away?
Supply and demand...dead painters cannot create new works, so the value of the existing works increases postmortum...Providing there was/is a demand for the work antemortum.
Reply:The actual answer is...sometimes it does, most of the time it doesn%26#039;t. In the last 50 or so years, when it did increase in value after the death of the artist it was simply because the artist was already famous and clearly no new work would be created. If the artist was NOT already famous before he died, his death will no longer have any effect on the value of the work.
In the case of the two you mentioned, one of them (Anuszkiewicz) is already fairly well known, but his recent works have never achieved major prices in the primary or secondary markets. There may be a small %26quot;blip%26quot; in the perceived value of his work after he passes, but it%26#039;s unlikely to be much. Stanczak is NOT well-known enough for there to be any effect in his prices whatsoever.
In my recommendation, sell it now while the market is strong and gain interest on your money instead of waiting for him to pass away in the hopes that it MIGHT increase in value somewhat.
Reply:yes it does
not by alot
but by some
Reply:Artists works go up in value, especially after they die. You look at Picasso. He was creating works during a time when painting was a job to earn little wages from people, to survive another week with shelter and food. Today, his works are worth between thousands-millions, even though he is dead. The reason they go up in value, is because they are unique, and that artist wont be able to reproduce anymore of its kind and other works. Monet was the same, he made so many beautiful works, and during his time, they weren;t worth as much, but today they are worth soooo much more, and lucky for his decendants, they saw ALOT of his money. Also, when you look at the perspective of the past, money such as sooo many thousands, and especially millions didnt exist. So of course those artists works couldnt sell for much because that amount of money wasnt around. Also, at auction, it depends weather there is a demand of those sort of artworks. So its best to find a place to sell it, where there is a lot of interests in those artists that you;ve mentioned.
How do you take pictures like of your avatar on a website without using a camera?
My friend does is she says you have to use paint and some other stuff and press Print Scr __sysRq on the keyboard button i need serious help!
How do you take pictures like of your avatar on a website without using a camera?
%26quot;Print screen%26quot; is a button located on the top right side of your key board. Press it and it will copy the entire screen on your computer. You can then paste it into paint and cut out your avatar.
How do you take pictures like of your avatar on a website without using a camera?
apple%26gt;shift%26gt;4 at the same time and mouse what you need to shoot. when you release the keys or the mouse it will make a snapshot of what you%26#039;ve marked.
How do you take pictures like of your avatar on a website without using a camera?
%26quot;Print screen%26quot; is a button located on the top right side of your key board. Press it and it will copy the entire screen on your computer. You can then paste it into paint and cut out your avatar.
How do you take pictures like of your avatar on a website without using a camera?
apple%26gt;shift%26gt;4 at the same time and mouse what you need to shoot. when you release the keys or the mouse it will make a snapshot of what you%26#039;ve marked.
I have a thundercats childrens book with amazing pictures, but can't find the artist.?
the title of the book is called. %26quot;Escape to Third Earth%26quot; the author is Cathy East Dubowski. and it is illustrated by %26quot;Fernando%26quot; no last name given.
i have looked everywhere and for some reason this artist is only referred to as fernando. and i can%26#039;t find any web presence. or anything.
i have looked everywhere and for some reason this artist is only referred to as fernando. and i can%26#039;t find any web presence. or anything.
How to draw a manga of a teen transforming into a car, jacket, or chair?
I am drawing a manga for a friend of mine and need to draw a transformation sequence for the story. Its a story similer to Harry Potter about a school of wizards. He wants me to draw a picture of a boy being transformed or morphed into a chair and another boy transforming into a jacket (I think a sports jacket).
He wants them for the cover of the piece so I need to do a really detailed shapeshifting sequence. I have done werewolf pieces and another with a tiger but I have never done one of inanimate objects.
I am thinking of doing it in the style of those Animorph covers (like this image http://www.davidmattingly.com/Media/No_M... ).
But I don%26#039;t know how to draw a person transforming a chair or jacket. If I draw a chair I guess his head could be the chair rest and limbs the chair legs, but turning into a jacket is more difficult, where would his head and legs go.
If you have any ideas for drawing this piece please tell. Also paste links of similer images.
How to draw a manga of a teen transforming into a car, jacket, or chair?
wow this is very interesting. same as you i have never drawn someone changing into an inanimate objects.
well I will try to help as much as I can.
I def. like your idea using the animorphs covers [ oh and ur link wasnt working- or maybe that was just my computer]
I am def thinking for the jacket. you could do a sequence of him starting out by standing-then bending down into a squat- then his arms and legs kind of connecting in that position while he pushes his legs towards his chest- his head could tilt his head some [ oooo i know if you his skin was brown and his hair was black. u could make the jacket brown and the collar black like for his head][and maybe if u wanted a freaky design you could do like a pic of an eye on like a pocket or. s.o.] umm probably work on the details of that. and then in the end it could just like a jacket thrown on the floor.
or if you figure out how to do the transformations of someone into a chair.
on the cover you could def. have 2 transformations of 2 dif people. then have there transformations combine in the end by having the jacket thrown over the chair.
well idk how you would do the chair.
but hopethis helps :)
-sam
He wants them for the cover of the piece so I need to do a really detailed shapeshifting sequence. I have done werewolf pieces and another with a tiger but I have never done one of inanimate objects.
I am thinking of doing it in the style of those Animorph covers (like this image http://www.davidmattingly.com/Media/No_M... ).
But I don%26#039;t know how to draw a person transforming a chair or jacket. If I draw a chair I guess his head could be the chair rest and limbs the chair legs, but turning into a jacket is more difficult, where would his head and legs go.
If you have any ideas for drawing this piece please tell. Also paste links of similer images.
How to draw a manga of a teen transforming into a car, jacket, or chair?
wow this is very interesting. same as you i have never drawn someone changing into an inanimate objects.
well I will try to help as much as I can.
I def. like your idea using the animorphs covers [ oh and ur link wasnt working- or maybe that was just my computer]
I am def thinking for the jacket. you could do a sequence of him starting out by standing-then bending down into a squat- then his arms and legs kind of connecting in that position while he pushes his legs towards his chest- his head could tilt his head some [ oooo i know if you his skin was brown and his hair was black. u could make the jacket brown and the collar black like for his head][and maybe if u wanted a freaky design you could do like a pic of an eye on like a pocket or. s.o.] umm probably work on the details of that. and then in the end it could just like a jacket thrown on the floor.
or if you figure out how to do the transformations of someone into a chair.
on the cover you could def. have 2 transformations of 2 dif people. then have there transformations combine in the end by having the jacket thrown over the chair.
well idk how you would do the chair.
but hopethis helps :)
-sam
On Photobucket?
How do I layer an image? Actually, let me rephase, casue Im not quite sure that%26#039;s what I want to do. Let%26#039;s just say I cut myself out of a picture I took of myself. I%26#039;m trying to get that image into another picture (the other picture is of a completely different person and place, but I didn%26#039;t cut them out cause I want to use that background for my cut out me. How do i do this?
On Photobucket?
you mean paste the image on to another
On Photobucket?
You need better Photo editing software (Photbucket is too basic),try something like Corel or Photoshop.
Reply:use any photo editing thing like imageready, photoshop, photoscape%26gt;(is downloadable)
save your image as jpg. so you can upload it on a website (make sure it does not go over the MB limit on photobucket which is probably 4MB.)
PLEASE answer mine!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
On Photobucket?
you mean paste the image on to another
On Photobucket?
You need better Photo editing software (Photbucket is too basic),try something like Corel or Photoshop.
Reply:use any photo editing thing like imageready, photoshop, photoscape%26gt;(is downloadable)
save your image as jpg. so you can upload it on a website (make sure it does not go over the MB limit on photobucket which is probably 4MB.)
PLEASE answer mine!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Fabricated steel sculpture?
Hi all, I need some ideas for a project in fabricated steel sculpture that involves welding steel and making a sculpture by using mix media.
Fabricated steel sculpture?
I would suggest welding some steel, and then mixing up some media and combining it. If this is for an art class you probably ought to develop some kind of personal connection to your work.
Fabricated steel sculpture?
How about taking some flat sheet steel (16 or 18 gauge) about 18 x 24 inches (or any size), welding other steel objects to it in a design (or pattern) of your own and painting the objects with acrylic or enamel paint? The artwork could be a wall-mounted piece or put on a pedestal.
Keep Arting!
Jeff (weseye) Wesley
Fabricated steel sculpture?
I would suggest welding some steel, and then mixing up some media and combining it. If this is for an art class you probably ought to develop some kind of personal connection to your work.
Fabricated steel sculpture?
How about taking some flat sheet steel (16 or 18 gauge) about 18 x 24 inches (or any size), welding other steel objects to it in a design (or pattern) of your own and painting the objects with acrylic or enamel paint? The artwork could be a wall-mounted piece or put on a pedestal.
Keep Arting!
Jeff (weseye) Wesley
How can i submit to shonenjump?
i have been working on a manga for a while and would lov to submit it to shonenjump cuz tokyopop only looks at the layout not the story and art but, i dont kno who to give it too (please give adress or website info) i dont want to enter a crapy contest either
Help With My Literary Portfolio (Creative People Needed)?
For my end of the year project, I need to hand in my collection of stories throughout the year. This is the easy part. Now, I need to present these stories in a creative way. Basically anything goes. I was just told to hand in my stories in a creative way, and have fun with it.
I am not TOO creative, and things like this are not really for me, so I decide to ask for your suggestions.
Thanks
I am not TOO creative, and things like this are not really for me, so I decide to ask for your suggestions.
Thanks
Francis Picabia questions?
What are the characteristics of hiw work?
What techiques did he use in his art?
Thanks
What techiques did he use in his art?
Thanks
Can the filters from FILM SLR cameras be used for digital cameras?
I have many old but pristine filters for a 35mm slr camera. They range from ordinary haze filter, to very expensive special effects filters. Can these be used on the new digital SLR cameras ? I have yet to switch as I have too much $ tied up in lenses %26amp; so on that can not be used from old to new. I plan sometime soon to buy a really good digital SLR and will keep them if they will work. Also what kind of lens is best for shoot interior shots of rooms that shows the small rooms the best?
Thanks
Can the filters from FILM SLR cameras be used for digital cameras?
As long as they fit on the end of the lens, they should work fine.
Can the filters from FILM SLR cameras be used for digital cameras?
Yes they work exactly the same whether the image is recorded by chemical or digital means.
Reply:Yes to the first part, as long as the thread size is sI%26#039;milar.
For the second part, im assuming you want to photograph interiors. i would recommend a wide angle lens. Nothing like 12mm something around 17-20mm will take a good photograph without a lot of distortion. In all honesty though if you want the best, you need a tilt shift lens, as you can control the amount of distortion. Those run around $2000 for the decent ones.
But if you re not doing it professionally, get a wide angle and you%26#039;ll be just fine.
Reply:Generally speaking the answer is yes. The only thing is that on the smaller sensor DSLR you will need to use a circular polarizer instead.
As to whether the lenses you own will fit on a new DSLR camera. They should as long as the camera company has not changed the mount. You don%26#039;t say what kind of camera you have but basically all Nikon lenses from 1959 on will work.
For Canon all EOS mount lenses will work. The FD mount was discontinued in 1987 and all cameras made since then use the EOS mount.
Pretty much all Pentax lenses will fit on the current Pentax digital SLR%26#039;s.
All Minolta lenses will fit on the Sony cameras.
I%26#039;m not sure on Olympus but they will probably work as well. The only difference is that most of the DSLR%26#039;s use a sensor that is smaller than 35mm film so there is a crop factor that you need to add to the focal legth of your lens. For most this 1.5 or 1.6. So a 100mm lens would perform as a 150-160mm lens. This will depend on the camera company.
A good lens for shooting indoor rooms would be a wide angle. The exact focal length will depend on the size of the rooms so a wide angle zoom would be good to use.
Reply:With a DSLR the only filters you really need are a Haze/UV filter to protect the front element and a circular polarizer. The effects of colored filters (red, green, yellow, etc.) can be duplicated in Photoshop. Since you can set the white balance on a DSLR for different light sources (fluorescent, tungsten) you no longer need correction filters.
Now about film camera lenses and DSLR compatibility.
Pentax is still using the K-mount introduced in 1975 so any K-mount lens will mount to the Pentax K200D or K20D or their predecessors. There are limitations when using the older manual focus lenses but at least you can use them.
Canon changed their lens mount fron the FD to the EOS type when they introduced their auto focus EOS Rebel. So if you have a collection of Canon FD mount lenses they are of no use with a Canon DSLR. There may be an adapter but you%26#039;ll have to look for it.
Nikon kept their lens mount compatibility when they went to auto focus and then to the DSLR line.
Minolta changed their lens mount from the MC/MD bayonet mount in 1985 when they introduced the auto focus Maxxum 7000 with the A-mount. Since Sony bought the DSLR technology from Konica-Minolta they kept the A-mount. If you have a collection of Minolta A-mount lenses they will work on the Sony A100/200/300/350/700. If your lenses are MC/MD mount they are of no use unless you can find an adapter.
Since Olympus DSLR cameras use the 4/3 mount you will need the Olympus MF-1 OM (OM to 4/3 adapter) to use the older Olympus lenses on the Olympus DSLR cameras. This adapter only works with the following cameras: E-520,510, 500, 420, 410, 330, 300, E-3 %26amp; E-1.
Thanks
Can the filters from FILM SLR cameras be used for digital cameras?
As long as they fit on the end of the lens, they should work fine.
Can the filters from FILM SLR cameras be used for digital cameras?
Yes they work exactly the same whether the image is recorded by chemical or digital means.
Reply:Yes to the first part, as long as the thread size is sI%26#039;milar.
For the second part, im assuming you want to photograph interiors. i would recommend a wide angle lens. Nothing like 12mm something around 17-20mm will take a good photograph without a lot of distortion. In all honesty though if you want the best, you need a tilt shift lens, as you can control the amount of distortion. Those run around $2000 for the decent ones.
But if you re not doing it professionally, get a wide angle and you%26#039;ll be just fine.
Reply:Generally speaking the answer is yes. The only thing is that on the smaller sensor DSLR you will need to use a circular polarizer instead.
As to whether the lenses you own will fit on a new DSLR camera. They should as long as the camera company has not changed the mount. You don%26#039;t say what kind of camera you have but basically all Nikon lenses from 1959 on will work.
For Canon all EOS mount lenses will work. The FD mount was discontinued in 1987 and all cameras made since then use the EOS mount.
Pretty much all Pentax lenses will fit on the current Pentax digital SLR%26#039;s.
All Minolta lenses will fit on the Sony cameras.
I%26#039;m not sure on Olympus but they will probably work as well. The only difference is that most of the DSLR%26#039;s use a sensor that is smaller than 35mm film so there is a crop factor that you need to add to the focal legth of your lens. For most this 1.5 or 1.6. So a 100mm lens would perform as a 150-160mm lens. This will depend on the camera company.
A good lens for shooting indoor rooms would be a wide angle. The exact focal length will depend on the size of the rooms so a wide angle zoom would be good to use.
Reply:With a DSLR the only filters you really need are a Haze/UV filter to protect the front element and a circular polarizer. The effects of colored filters (red, green, yellow, etc.) can be duplicated in Photoshop. Since you can set the white balance on a DSLR for different light sources (fluorescent, tungsten) you no longer need correction filters.
Now about film camera lenses and DSLR compatibility.
Pentax is still using the K-mount introduced in 1975 so any K-mount lens will mount to the Pentax K200D or K20D or their predecessors. There are limitations when using the older manual focus lenses but at least you can use them.
Canon changed their lens mount fron the FD to the EOS type when they introduced their auto focus EOS Rebel. So if you have a collection of Canon FD mount lenses they are of no use with a Canon DSLR. There may be an adapter but you%26#039;ll have to look for it.
Nikon kept their lens mount compatibility when they went to auto focus and then to the DSLR line.
Minolta changed their lens mount from the MC/MD bayonet mount in 1985 when they introduced the auto focus Maxxum 7000 with the A-mount. Since Sony bought the DSLR technology from Konica-Minolta they kept the A-mount. If you have a collection of Minolta A-mount lenses they will work on the Sony A100/200/300/350/700. If your lenses are MC/MD mount they are of no use unless you can find an adapter.
Since Olympus DSLR cameras use the 4/3 mount you will need the Olympus MF-1 OM (OM to 4/3 adapter) to use the older Olympus lenses on the Olympus DSLR cameras. This adapter only works with the following cameras: E-520,510, 500, 420, 410, 330, 300, E-3 %26amp; E-1.
Where can I read original yaoi fictions for free??
I want a site where I can get completed original yaoi fictions by random people for free without downloading or signing up for anything. Do you know any?
Where can I read original yaoi fictions for free??
uhh...I used to know a couple I think..I forget the names of them.
Go to http://www.mangaupdates.com and look for popular yaoi titles, and then you can find the site scanlators of those mangas and those sites probably have them available for download.
Where can I read original yaoi fictions for free??
Unless you%26#039;re looking for some hard yaoi, I suggest http://www.deviantart.com/ since there%26#039;s a huge base of yaoi writers. If you are however looking for hard yaoi that you can get for free without signing up for anything, I%26#039;m not completely sure I can help. The only thing about DeviantArt is that, yeah, you will have to sign up on the site saying you are 18 and over to override the mature content blocks, but it%26#039;s completely free and you never really have to create anything. I do however admit that I cheated and lied about my age only for that sole reason, I%26#039;m actually close to being 14. I am one of the users on the site, and I am planning on posting some of my own original yaoi fictions there. A link to my page (which isn%26#039;t very updated): http://www.yaoi-ish-t3h-b3st.deviantart....
Reply:www.fictionpress.com
also you might want to do a google search for that.
Where can I read original yaoi fictions for free??
uhh...I used to know a couple I think..I forget the names of them.
Go to http://www.mangaupdates.com and look for popular yaoi titles, and then you can find the site scanlators of those mangas and those sites probably have them available for download.
Where can I read original yaoi fictions for free??
Unless you%26#039;re looking for some hard yaoi, I suggest http://www.deviantart.com/ since there%26#039;s a huge base of yaoi writers. If you are however looking for hard yaoi that you can get for free without signing up for anything, I%26#039;m not completely sure I can help. The only thing about DeviantArt is that, yeah, you will have to sign up on the site saying you are 18 and over to override the mature content blocks, but it%26#039;s completely free and you never really have to create anything. I do however admit that I cheated and lied about my age only for that sole reason, I%26#039;m actually close to being 14. I am one of the users on the site, and I am planning on posting some of my own original yaoi fictions there. A link to my page (which isn%26#039;t very updated): http://www.yaoi-ish-t3h-b3st.deviantart....
Reply:www.fictionpress.com
also you might want to do a google search for that.
What's the difference between ISO, shutter speed, and aperture?
ISO and shutter speed seem to be the same thing: they have to do with light entering the lens... and what%26#039;s aperture? any good websites that i can learn from?
What%26#039;s the difference between ISO, shutter speed, and aperture?
ISO refers to the sensitivity of the film to light. Each film will need a certain amount of light to give proper exposure.The ISO is used to determine shutter speed and aperature settings.
Shutter speed is a measure of how long the shutter is open. It is measured in fractions of a second. Aperature is a measure of how large the opening is in the shutter. You read it as f stop. The larger the number, the smaller the opening.
Together f stop and shutter speed are set to get the correct amount of light. A number of f-stop shutter speed combinations are possible. The combination you choose would be determined by the need to stop movement or not, and the depth of field needed (how much you need focused clearly)
What%26#039;s the difference between ISO, shutter speed, and aperture?
ISO refers to how sensitive the film or digital camera is to light.
Shutter speed refers to how long the film or sensor is exposed to the image.
Aperture refers to the optical setting that allows the lens area to be reduced to control the intensity of the light striking the film or sensor.
Any time one is changed changing either of the other 2 could be used to compensate. When a combination of the 3 is appropriate for the lighting of the subject that is called proper exposure.
Reply:You have it quite wrong. ISO is a measure of the film%26#039;s (or CCD%26#039;s) light sensitivity. Think of it as a measure of how many photons must land on the film/sensor to form an image.
Shutter speed is just that, a measure of how long the shutter is open in front of the film/ccd. This is a sort of valve that only allows so many photons of light through the lens.
Aperture is a kind of measure of how large the %26quot;valve%26quot; is that lets the photons through the shutter. A small valve (high aperture f number) will restrict the flow of photons requiring a longer shutter duration to allow enough photons to reach the film/ccd to form an image.
Normally one would want to use as large an aperture as possible to achieve the shortest exposure time. This leads to problems though due to the optical properties of lenses. large aperture lenses (low f number) have a small depth of focus, that is, only a short distance in front of the lens is actually in focus. If you want all of the scene to be in focus, one normally chooses a high aperture number, thus requiring a longer exposure or a switch to a faster (higher ISO) film or ccd sensor.
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Reply:Well let me see if I can help explain this to you.
ISO: Is a measurement of the sensitivity to light of the film or sensor. The higher the number the more sensitive to light the film or sensor is. The downside is that you will get more noise or grain the higher the ISO you use.
Shutter Speed: The shutter speed is how fast the shutter of the camera opens and closes. The slower the shutter speed the more light is allowed in to expose the film or sensor. If you want to freeze action you need a fast shutter speed of around 1/250th of a second or faster.
Aperture: The aperture is in the lens. There is a diaphram in the lens that opens up wide or closes down to a very small hole. Much like the Iris in your eye. The aperture does two things.
1. It controls the amount of light that passes through the lens to the film or sensor. The larger the aperture on your lens the faster the shutter speed you can use. This is especially useful in low light situations.
2. It controls the depth of field. Depth of field is the amount of the photograph that is in clear focus. For portraits or macro shots you generally will have a very shallow DOF. Where the person is in focus and the background is blurred. For a landscape you want the opposite. You want the entire photograph in focus. To control the DOF you adjust the aperture. Large aperture (small number) like F1.4 or 2.8 will give you a shallow depth of field. The larger the number the deeper your depth of field.
I hope this helps.
Reply:In digital cameras, ISO is the sensitivity of the camera to light. A higher ISO means you need less light to get a proper exposure, however that may come with a cost in quality, depending on the camera.
The shutter opens and closes when you take a picture. The quicker it opens and closes, the less light passes through the lens. A quick shutter speed, like 1/500 of a second, allows a tiny amount of light in. A slow shutter speed, like 1/30, allows a relatively large amount of light.
The size of the opening in the shutter is the aperture. Small apertures (think of them as small holes, though that is it how it used to be, not how it is now) let in a little light. A small aperture would be say F16. Large apertures allow a lot of light in. A large aperture would be F2.8.
All three of these affect the exposure. If you set you camera to ISO 100 and aperture priority, you notice as you increase the aperture (which means the hole is smaller so less light comes in), the shutter speed gets slower, which means that more light is coming in. Increasing the aperture by one stop decrease the shutter speed by one stop.
You can see then how these two are directly related. Every stop is doubling or halving the amount of light. If half as much light is coming due to a one stop change in Aperture, twice as much light needs to come in due to a slower shutter speed in order maintain the same exposure.
I know that is a lot and confusing. Try this link in wikipedia that talks about exposure
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_%2...
Reply:After all the technical explanations by the others which some of them are good, let me explain more in layman%26#039;s term.
ISO, shutter speed, and aperture all has to do on how much you are letting the light in to expose a film or sensor.
ISO - the brighter the environment the lower the number
ISO of 200 in a bright sunny day or even 100. 400 when it get a little bit darker around dawn or higher at night. For fast images like sports you can use 400 or higher to help freeze the images. However, the higher the ISO 400 and up the grainier it gets or in digital term it%26#039;s called %26quot;noise%26quot; not the sound but the look. Here%26#039;s a site to explain it more and samples:
http://www.cameratown.com/guides/iso.cfm
Shutter speed - refer how fast or slower the shutter open and close to let lights in the camera. Ideally 125 or higher is good for freezing images or even %26quot;prevent%26quot; blurs from shaky hands. Here%26#039;s a website for more explanation and sample:
http://www.ephotozine.com/article/Camera...
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/fot...
Aperture: if the opening of your lens inside - like the iris of our eyes, it gets smaller when it%26#039;s brighter and bigger when it%26#039;s darker, same principle. Aperture also will determine your Depth of Field - how blurry or clearly your background could be. Here%26#039;s a site about aperture:
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/fot...
Reply:http://www.fredparker.com/ultexp1.htm
Heres a good website.
As stated by others the ISO is the sensitivity of the film. The numbers, if you%26#039;ll notice, will double and halve from the previous number (50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, etc...). When you halve or double the ISO you move one full stop (see my link for a more consice explination).
Shutter speeds are obviuosly the speed that the shutter opens and closes. You will see that a full stop will be either double or half of its previous stop. The link I gave only deals in full stops but many cameras will let you select half or third stops (seemingly only to confuse someone who%26#039;s just trying to figure this stuff out).
Now aperture is a little different. It doesnt jump by doubling the number. It has its own scale. It would be good for a beginner to learn the apertures. f/1.4, 2.0, 2.8, 4.0, 5.6, 8.0, 11, 16, 22, 32. Once you learn them you can use them. When refrencing lenses some will call a lens a %26quot;fast%26quot; lens. This has nothing to do with how fast the lens reacts to the camera, its more about how fast the lens lets the camera shoot. A f/2.8 lens is considered fast, anything with a lower number is faster, anything with a larger number is slower. Lenses that state that they go from one number to another mean that at the wide end of the zoom they are this fast, and at the tele end of the zoom they are this fast (a stop or so %26quot;slower%26quot;).
With the advent of the digital camera you can now more actively control the ISO. With film you had to change the roll and that wasnt convenient, now you just push a few buttons.
Reply:ISO is a measurement of the sensitivity to light of a light sensitive surface, whether film or digital sensor. The lower the number the less sensitive; the higher the number the more sensitive.
Inside the lens there is a diaphragm which is made up of thin movable blades which can be opened or closed to form the aperture or f-stop. The smaller the number the bigger the opening. So f1.2 would be very large and f22 would be very small. The aperture controls how much light is admitted so f1.2 would admitt all the available light and f22 would admit very little.
The shutter speed controls how long the light is allowed to expose the light sensitive surface. It is controlled by both the ISO used and the f-stop chosen. The shutter speed also has a role in stopping action. The faster the shutter speed the more likely that a runner or moving car will be %26quot;frozen%26quot; with no apparent blur.
Here is a hypothetical example to show the ISO-aperture-shutter speed relationship. For our purposes we%26#039;ll be shooting on a clear, sunny day*.
ISO 100
f2 @ 1/8000
f2.8 @ 1/4000
f4 @ 1/2000
f5.6 @ 1/1000
f8 @ 1/500
f11 @ 1/250
f16 @ 1/125
ISO 200
f2 @ 1/16000
f2.8 @ 1/8000
f4 @ 1/4000
f5.6 @ 1/2000
f8 @ 1/1000
f11 @ 1/500
f16 @ 1/250
As you can easily see, our shutter speed decreases as less light is admitted by the smaller f-stops. f2.8 admits 1/2 as much light as f2; f4 admits 1/2 as much light as f2.8, etc. Since less light is admitted our shutter has to stay open longer to allow the light to expose our film or sensor.
* This example is based on the time-honored %26quot;Sunny 16 Rule%26quot; which states: %26quot;On a sunny day, set your f-stop to f16 and your shutter speed to 1/ISO.%26quot; So if you%26#039;re using ISO 100 your shutter speed at f16 is 1/125. It was created back when shutters were mechanical. Today%26#039;s electronically controlled shutters are, in effect, %26quot;stepless%26quot; and can actually achieve a shutter speed of 1/100 or 1/200 when needed.
What%26#039;s the difference between ISO, shutter speed, and aperture?
ISO refers to the sensitivity of the film to light. Each film will need a certain amount of light to give proper exposure.The ISO is used to determine shutter speed and aperature settings.
Shutter speed is a measure of how long the shutter is open. It is measured in fractions of a second. Aperature is a measure of how large the opening is in the shutter. You read it as f stop. The larger the number, the smaller the opening.
Together f stop and shutter speed are set to get the correct amount of light. A number of f-stop shutter speed combinations are possible. The combination you choose would be determined by the need to stop movement or not, and the depth of field needed (how much you need focused clearly)
What%26#039;s the difference between ISO, shutter speed, and aperture?
ISO refers to how sensitive the film or digital camera is to light.
Shutter speed refers to how long the film or sensor is exposed to the image.
Aperture refers to the optical setting that allows the lens area to be reduced to control the intensity of the light striking the film or sensor.
Any time one is changed changing either of the other 2 could be used to compensate. When a combination of the 3 is appropriate for the lighting of the subject that is called proper exposure.
Reply:You have it quite wrong. ISO is a measure of the film%26#039;s (or CCD%26#039;s) light sensitivity. Think of it as a measure of how many photons must land on the film/sensor to form an image.
Shutter speed is just that, a measure of how long the shutter is open in front of the film/ccd. This is a sort of valve that only allows so many photons of light through the lens.
Aperture is a kind of measure of how large the %26quot;valve%26quot; is that lets the photons through the shutter. A small valve (high aperture f number) will restrict the flow of photons requiring a longer shutter duration to allow enough photons to reach the film/ccd to form an image.
Normally one would want to use as large an aperture as possible to achieve the shortest exposure time. This leads to problems though due to the optical properties of lenses. large aperture lenses (low f number) have a small depth of focus, that is, only a short distance in front of the lens is actually in focus. If you want all of the scene to be in focus, one normally chooses a high aperture number, thus requiring a longer exposure or a switch to a faster (higher ISO) film or ccd sensor.
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Reply:Well let me see if I can help explain this to you.
ISO: Is a measurement of the sensitivity to light of the film or sensor. The higher the number the more sensitive to light the film or sensor is. The downside is that you will get more noise or grain the higher the ISO you use.
Shutter Speed: The shutter speed is how fast the shutter of the camera opens and closes. The slower the shutter speed the more light is allowed in to expose the film or sensor. If you want to freeze action you need a fast shutter speed of around 1/250th of a second or faster.
Aperture: The aperture is in the lens. There is a diaphram in the lens that opens up wide or closes down to a very small hole. Much like the Iris in your eye. The aperture does two things.
1. It controls the amount of light that passes through the lens to the film or sensor. The larger the aperture on your lens the faster the shutter speed you can use. This is especially useful in low light situations.
2. It controls the depth of field. Depth of field is the amount of the photograph that is in clear focus. For portraits or macro shots you generally will have a very shallow DOF. Where the person is in focus and the background is blurred. For a landscape you want the opposite. You want the entire photograph in focus. To control the DOF you adjust the aperture. Large aperture (small number) like F1.4 or 2.8 will give you a shallow depth of field. The larger the number the deeper your depth of field.
I hope this helps.
Reply:In digital cameras, ISO is the sensitivity of the camera to light. A higher ISO means you need less light to get a proper exposure, however that may come with a cost in quality, depending on the camera.
The shutter opens and closes when you take a picture. The quicker it opens and closes, the less light passes through the lens. A quick shutter speed, like 1/500 of a second, allows a tiny amount of light in. A slow shutter speed, like 1/30, allows a relatively large amount of light.
The size of the opening in the shutter is the aperture. Small apertures (think of them as small holes, though that is it how it used to be, not how it is now) let in a little light. A small aperture would be say F16. Large apertures allow a lot of light in. A large aperture would be F2.8.
All three of these affect the exposure. If you set you camera to ISO 100 and aperture priority, you notice as you increase the aperture (which means the hole is smaller so less light comes in), the shutter speed gets slower, which means that more light is coming in. Increasing the aperture by one stop decrease the shutter speed by one stop.
You can see then how these two are directly related. Every stop is doubling or halving the amount of light. If half as much light is coming due to a one stop change in Aperture, twice as much light needs to come in due to a slower shutter speed in order maintain the same exposure.
I know that is a lot and confusing. Try this link in wikipedia that talks about exposure
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_%2...
Reply:After all the technical explanations by the others which some of them are good, let me explain more in layman%26#039;s term.
ISO, shutter speed, and aperture all has to do on how much you are letting the light in to expose a film or sensor.
ISO - the brighter the environment the lower the number
ISO of 200 in a bright sunny day or even 100. 400 when it get a little bit darker around dawn or higher at night. For fast images like sports you can use 400 or higher to help freeze the images. However, the higher the ISO 400 and up the grainier it gets or in digital term it%26#039;s called %26quot;noise%26quot; not the sound but the look. Here%26#039;s a site to explain it more and samples:
http://www.cameratown.com/guides/iso.cfm
Shutter speed - refer how fast or slower the shutter open and close to let lights in the camera. Ideally 125 or higher is good for freezing images or even %26quot;prevent%26quot; blurs from shaky hands. Here%26#039;s a website for more explanation and sample:
http://www.ephotozine.com/article/Camera...
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/fot...
Aperture: if the opening of your lens inside - like the iris of our eyes, it gets smaller when it%26#039;s brighter and bigger when it%26#039;s darker, same principle. Aperture also will determine your Depth of Field - how blurry or clearly your background could be. Here%26#039;s a site about aperture:
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/fot...
Reply:http://www.fredparker.com/ultexp1.htm
Heres a good website.
As stated by others the ISO is the sensitivity of the film. The numbers, if you%26#039;ll notice, will double and halve from the previous number (50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, etc...). When you halve or double the ISO you move one full stop (see my link for a more consice explination).
Shutter speeds are obviuosly the speed that the shutter opens and closes. You will see that a full stop will be either double or half of its previous stop. The link I gave only deals in full stops but many cameras will let you select half or third stops (seemingly only to confuse someone who%26#039;s just trying to figure this stuff out).
Now aperture is a little different. It doesnt jump by doubling the number. It has its own scale. It would be good for a beginner to learn the apertures. f/1.4, 2.0, 2.8, 4.0, 5.6, 8.0, 11, 16, 22, 32. Once you learn them you can use them. When refrencing lenses some will call a lens a %26quot;fast%26quot; lens. This has nothing to do with how fast the lens reacts to the camera, its more about how fast the lens lets the camera shoot. A f/2.8 lens is considered fast, anything with a lower number is faster, anything with a larger number is slower. Lenses that state that they go from one number to another mean that at the wide end of the zoom they are this fast, and at the tele end of the zoom they are this fast (a stop or so %26quot;slower%26quot;).
With the advent of the digital camera you can now more actively control the ISO. With film you had to change the roll and that wasnt convenient, now you just push a few buttons.
Reply:ISO is a measurement of the sensitivity to light of a light sensitive surface, whether film or digital sensor. The lower the number the less sensitive; the higher the number the more sensitive.
Inside the lens there is a diaphragm which is made up of thin movable blades which can be opened or closed to form the aperture or f-stop. The smaller the number the bigger the opening. So f1.2 would be very large and f22 would be very small. The aperture controls how much light is admitted so f1.2 would admitt all the available light and f22 would admit very little.
The shutter speed controls how long the light is allowed to expose the light sensitive surface. It is controlled by both the ISO used and the f-stop chosen. The shutter speed also has a role in stopping action. The faster the shutter speed the more likely that a runner or moving car will be %26quot;frozen%26quot; with no apparent blur.
Here is a hypothetical example to show the ISO-aperture-shutter speed relationship. For our purposes we%26#039;ll be shooting on a clear, sunny day*.
ISO 100
f2 @ 1/8000
f2.8 @ 1/4000
f4 @ 1/2000
f5.6 @ 1/1000
f8 @ 1/500
f11 @ 1/250
f16 @ 1/125
ISO 200
f2 @ 1/16000
f2.8 @ 1/8000
f4 @ 1/4000
f5.6 @ 1/2000
f8 @ 1/1000
f11 @ 1/500
f16 @ 1/250
As you can easily see, our shutter speed decreases as less light is admitted by the smaller f-stops. f2.8 admits 1/2 as much light as f2; f4 admits 1/2 as much light as f2.8, etc. Since less light is admitted our shutter has to stay open longer to allow the light to expose our film or sensor.
* This example is based on the time-honored %26quot;Sunny 16 Rule%26quot; which states: %26quot;On a sunny day, set your f-stop to f16 and your shutter speed to 1/ISO.%26quot; So if you%26#039;re using ISO 100 your shutter speed at f16 is 1/125. It was created back when shutters were mechanical. Today%26#039;s electronically controlled shutters are, in effect, %26quot;stepless%26quot; and can actually achieve a shutter speed of 1/100 or 1/200 when needed.
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