Comments for Scott Chytil Photography Blog http://blog.chytilphoto.com Sat, 31 Jul 2010 01:37:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on The Wine Bottle Project - Part One by Scott Chytil http://blog.chytilphoto.com/2009/10/the-wine-bottle-project-part-one/#comment-35 Scott Chytil Tue, 22 Dec 2009 07:31:30 +0000 http://blog.chytilphoto.com/?p=475#comment-35 ptortora: Good questions. The only light in the room at the time was my strobes. The dark bottle helped too. I used the Canon 45mm TS lens. It was set a bit high and then shifted down for proper composition. To help eliminate reflections from bright objects like tripod legs, drape some black fabric over them. I always have that nearby. ptortora: Good questions. The only light in the room at the time was my strobes. The dark bottle helped too. I used the Canon 45mm TS lens. It was set a bit high and then shifted down for proper composition. To help eliminate reflections from bright objects like tripod legs, drape some black fabric over them. I always have that nearby.

]]> Comment on The Wine Bottle Project - Part One by ptortora http://blog.chytilphoto.com/2009/10/the-wine-bottle-project-part-one/#comment-34 ptortora Sun, 22 Nov 2009 11:18:25 +0000 http://blog.chytilphoto.com/?p=475#comment-34 Great photo Scott. I've been dabbling with shooting wine bottles and it is quite challenging. Your end product is superb and your explanation was outstanding. Just two questions - How did you eliminate yourself and the camera from reflecting in the body and secondly, what lens did you use? Again, thank you for sharing this information and I'm looking forward to seeing the bottle in the other 2 settings. Great photo Scott. I’ve been dabbling with shooting wine bottles and it is quite challenging. Your end product is superb and your explanation was outstanding. Just two questions - How did you eliminate yourself and the camera from reflecting in the body and secondly, what lens did you use? Again, thank you for sharing this information and I’m looking forward to seeing the bottle in the other 2 settings.

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]]> Comment on Processing Images For The Web (Part 4) - Sharpening (not just for knives) by Scott Chytil Photography Blog » Processing Images For The Web (Part 2) - The IMG Is Everything http://blog.chytilphoto.com/2009/05/processing-images-for-the-web-part-4-sharpening-not-just-for-knives/#comment-11 Scott Chytil Photography Blog » Processing Images For The Web (Part 2) - The IMG Is Everything Thu, 21 May 2009 17:29:36 +0000 http://blog.chytilphoto.com/?p=129#comment-11 [...] Processing Images For The Web (Part 1) - Introduction Processing Images For The Web (Part 3) - Proper Resizing Processing Images For The Web (Part 4) - Sharpening (not just for knives) [...] [...] Processing Images For The Web (Part 1) - Introduction Processing Images For The Web (Part 3) - Proper Resizing Processing Images For The Web (Part 4) - Sharpening (not just for knives) [...]

]]> Comment on Processing Images For The Web (Part 4) - Sharpening (not just for knives) by Scott Chytil Photography Blog » Processing Images For The Web (Part 3) - Proper Resizing http://blog.chytilphoto.com/2009/05/processing-images-for-the-web-part-4-sharpening-not-just-for-knives/#comment-10 Scott Chytil Photography Blog » Processing Images For The Web (Part 3) - Proper Resizing Thu, 21 May 2009 17:29:20 +0000 http://blog.chytilphoto.com/?p=129#comment-10 [...] Processing Images For The Web (Part 1) - Introduction Processing Images For The Web (Part 2) - The IMG Is Everything Processing Images For The Web (Part 4) - Sharpening (not just for knives) [...] [...] Processing Images For The Web (Part 1) - Introduction Processing Images For The Web (Part 2) - The IMG Is Everything Processing Images For The Web (Part 4) - Sharpening (not just for knives) [...]

]]> Comment on Processing Images For The Web (Part 1) - Introduction by Scott Chytil Photography Blog » Processing Images For The Web (Part 4) - Sharpening (not just for knives) http://blog.chytilphoto.com/2009/02/processing-images-for-the-web-part-1-introduction/#comment-9 Scott Chytil Photography Blog » Processing Images For The Web (Part 4) - Sharpening (not just for knives) Thu, 21 May 2009 17:28:51 +0000 http://blog.chytilphoto.com/?p=104#comment-9 [...] Processing Images For The Web (Part 1) - Introduction Processing Images For The Web (Part 2) - The IMG Is Everything Processing Images For The Web (Part 3) - Proper Resizing [...] [...] Processing Images For The Web (Part 1) - Introduction Processing Images For The Web (Part 2) - The IMG Is Everything Processing Images For The Web (Part 3) - Proper Resizing [...]

]]> Comment on 2009 Rampathon King County Media Ramp by melissa@ironsbc.com http://blog.chytilphoto.com/2009/05/2009-rampathon-king-county-media-ramp/#comment-7 melissa@ironsbc.com Thu, 07 May 2009 22:15:50 +0000 http://blog.chytilphoto.com/?p=218#comment-7 This is a great piece you've done with always the most wonderful photos to depict the story of the recipient. Irons Brothers Construction along with help from 3 Guys Concrete was proud to be a part of this project for Narda Curlee the ramp recipient. Philanthropy is one of our company's core values and it is part of who we are as TEAM PROS when volunteering our construction expertise for a good cause. Thanks again, Melissa Irons Office Manager Irons Brothers Construction, Inc. This is a great piece you’ve done with always the most wonderful photos to depict the story of the recipient.
Irons Brothers Construction along with help from 3 Guys Concrete was proud to be a part of this project for Narda Curlee the ramp recipient. Philanthropy is one of our company’s core values and it is part of who we are as TEAM PROS when volunteering our construction expertise for a good cause. Thanks again,
Melissa Irons
Office Manager
Irons Brothers Construction, Inc.

]]> Comment on Give a Four Year Old a Camera…. by Scarlett http://blog.chytilphoto.com/2007/07/give-a-four-year-old-a-camera/#comment-5 Scarlett Tue, 11 Nov 2008 02:13:00 +0000 http://clients.chytilphoto.com/blog/?p=37#comment-5 You write very well. You write very well.

]]> Comment on Copyright vs Fair Use by Reba Haas http://blog.chytilphoto.com/2007/08/copyright-vs-fair-use/#comment-4 Reba Haas Sat, 04 Aug 2007 04:33:00 +0000 http://clients.chytilphoto.com/blog/?p=38#comment-4 Excellent post. This is an issue I deal with at work too (as you know) and I've often seen agents use another agent's photos in a listing when it is expressly prohibited by our multiple listing service membership rules. It's also an issue with photos and DVD's made for the non-profit I work with as well (http://www.FEARProject.org). I'm glad to see you tackling the subject. Excellent post. This is an issue I deal with at work too (as you know) and I’ve often seen agents use another agent’s photos in a listing when it is expressly prohibited by our multiple listing service membership rules. It’s also an issue with photos and DVD’s made for the non-profit I work with as well (http://www.FEARProject.org). I’m glad to see you tackling the subject.

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