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I think there's valid reasons to shoot either JPG or RAW, and it sound like the OP has gotten the feedback that he/she was looking for. I'm not sure it's necessary to try and convince people who have clearly established a functional workflow for themselves that their workflow is not ideal - everyone shoots their own way and manages their files their own way. while I shoot RAW+JPG always, I appreciate what awinphoto is saying regarding shooting JPG-only for certain jobs, and it certainly looks like it works well for him/her.
Yes, you're right. Awinphoto is welcome to shoot how he wants and there is nothing wrong with that. But this is a forum discussion and I find some of his arguments to be inaccurate and/or based on very specific circumstances and assumptions that aren't generally applicable.
Meh... what part am I not correct... exposure, I shot how I want it exposed, WB I shoot how I want it WB... As I said, I trained back when I had to present 4x5 negatives, 4x5 transparancy's and 4x5 prints of everything I shot... I didn't have the luxury to photoshop everything... I had to get it right, in camera... That's what I aim for now. I do some raw shots in which I intend to tweek and upsell in terms of wall prints, but in a small print (11x14 and smaller) trust me, there is little to no difference... The juice isn't worth the squeeze... my large wall portraits, you betcha it's worth it. While my company isn't as big as Doug Gordon's or as lucrative as Sal Cincotta's or fluid as Sandy Puk's or Sue Bryces, but i'm an artist, I'm a photographer, and frankly, time I would sitting in front of the computer, I could be doing other things... I've done the whole raw weddings... hello... remember 5d3, 5d2 and 7d's... I've processed them, saved to firewire HD's, processed them, I know EXACTLY how long they take to process... do not think i'm exaggerating... Granted my imac is 2 year old, so it's practically a dinosaur in todays speeds, but screw it, I've got my business set up for efficiency and maybe I'll be as profitable and busy as some of these top pro's... enough said.
Agreed. PP is often a crutch for those who can't get it right in camera. It's like when the red camera came out and everyone flipped over being able to switch WB in post, reframe in post, change exposure in post, etc. and declared it the only usable cinema camera. Aren't those all the things it's your job to do correctly on set?
That said, if there's a sign post or something in your otherwise perfect landscape, it's easier to clone it out than reframe, same goes for blemishes, etc. So overall efficiency and quality rather than dogmatic adherence to one part of the process or the other makes the most sense. No reason to criticize anyone's work flow if they're getting good results efficiently.
Agreed for the most part... and dont get me wrong, a sign post, blemish, etc... that stuff I'll take care of... i'm not afraid of photoshop... All i was referring to was as meh suggested that a jpeg converted from a raw was better than a standard jpeg from OOC was that I thought that extra step wasn't necessary for my workflow and what my clients want. Packlight, I do spend a bit in PS editing images that I know will sell... if i see an image that I know will be a hit, and usually i'll switch to raw for that shot, but even if I missed that during shooting and only have a jpeg, I will PS the heck out of it if needed until i've got a salable image. If shot and exposed and balanced correctly and if the settings are similar to how you normally would set your raws, you can get a great base image to jump off on... So i will do what I need to take my photos to the next step, but for me and my workflow, it's just quicker going that route than taking extra steps in raw conversions and typically a client would never tell the difference if I did an OOC jpeg or raw conversion jpeg. I know this is a sensitive topic as it flys in the face of everything everyone has learned, and me, but just keeping it real as a working pro.


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Dr. Lee Mosher, a member of the Rutgers-Newark faculty since 1987, manifested an advanced proficiency and love of mathematics at a very early age. His passion for solving math problems led him to study the discipline at Michigan State University where he received his bachelor's degree and Princeton University where he earned his doctoral degree.
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Mosher is a prolific mathematician as evidenced by his nearly 40 published papers. Each of his publications correlates directly to the number of math problems he has solved, jointly or singly. Of particular note are "Mapping Class Groups Are Automatic," Annals of Math (Vol. 142, 1995) and "The Free Splitting Complex of a Free Group I: Hyperbolicity," arXiv:1111.1994v2 (May 2012).
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I witnessed a skimmelton in 1971. Visiting in the home of friends who were a newly married couple late one evening, we were startled by a loud ruckus outside the house. We needn't investigate long. A crowd of mostly young neighbors and friends had arrived outside with a tractor and wagon - or was it a pickup truck loaded with hay? They banged on the door and on the pots and pans they carried, invaded the house, and, in high spirits and with boundless good nature, "kidnapped" the newlyweds for a mock serenade, a hayride through the village accompanied by lots of noise and lots of razzing of the young couple. It was fun although as I remember, the couple was less than thrilled.
University of Cincinnati Professor David Stradling, his wife Jodie, and their two young daughters toured the Catskills a couple weeks ago. In many ways, the trip was a homecoming for the professor. His grandfather, Glentworth Haynes, grew up in Highmount. When Professor Stradling was little David Stradling visiting his grandparents in Kingston, his postal-worker grandfather told stories of his Catskill Mountain boyhood, taking the boy on numerous nostalgic road trips into the mountains. Professor Stradling grew up living outside the Catskills but feeling intimately connected to them.
I've only recently discovered James Oliver, but I like him. He's the graduate of the State Normal School at Albany who came to teach in Roxbury in 1849 when both John Burroughs and Jay Gould were about 12. Think of the future naturalist and the future capitalist as seventh graders: little Johnny the reluctant uninterested underachiever, little Jay the brightest kid in the class. Mr. Oliver had a profound effect on both of them, drawing-out young Burroughs' natural curiosity, and directing young Gould's restless energy.
A friend of mine, native to the mountains, will, as we tour the hills together, frequently point to some stray roadside basketball court, one that's weed-infested, seen-better-days, and say: "Played a lot of basketball there when we were kids."
I confess to a weak spot for the Livingstons. Perhaps it's my fondness for New Kingston, the historic little hamlet on the upper Plattekill, founded on land that Chancellor Robert Livingston donated to the victims of the British burning of Kingston in the Revolutionary War. It's a great story.
A county is an administrative subdivision of a sovereign jurisdiction. The theoretically sovereign state of New York has 62 of them. Six can lay claim to parts of the Catskills; Ulster, Greene, Delaware, Sullivan, Schoharie, Albany. Give or take Albany.
I discovered the Catskill Turnpike quite by accident. I had passed it countless times on the way to Oneonta, making a straight crossroad junction with Route 28 about eight miles north of Delhi at the top of Meredith Hill. For years, of course, there were no road signs, so when that seemingly anonymous crossroad finally did get identified with a green sign, and it turned out to be named Catskill Turnpike, it took a while for it to register.
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Community Theater thrives in the Catskills these days. Margaretville's Open Eye Theater is auditioning for a couple of summer productions in their new theater building, a converted church, first converted, years back, into a thermometer factory. For a couple of decades, the Shandaken Theatrical Society has provided an active theater program at their wonderful little Phoenicia theater. Seems odd that 30 years ago, we went to the movies in that same building.
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Indiana has an abundance of vocational education opportunities but a poor record of keeping students in the programs and getting them trained in well-paying jobs that demand more technical know-how.
That was the message delivered Friday by an economic development expert to a group of 150 vocational education and workforce development officials from around the state.
"You have a lot of students who enter these programs…but few of them who ever complete," said Brian Bosworth, president of FutureWorks, a consulting company that has been studying Indiana's "skills gap."
Bosworth spoke at the Indiana Education and Workforce Innovation Summit, sponsored by the University of Indianapolis. Earlier in the day, Gov. Mike Pence told the same audience that Indiana needed to do better job aligning education to the needs of employers if it wanted to reduce the state's 8.2 percent unemployment rate.
Pence is pushing a plan that would create regional councils around Indiana where businesses and educators would craft curriculum for vocational programs in high schools to better prepare students for local jobs, especially those in manufacturing.
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Pence also repeated his call to return vocational education "to every high school in Indiana.
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Those are the phone calls both dreaded and hoped for among the families of Sept. 11 victims. And as investigators began sifting through newly uncovered debris from the World Trade Center this week for the first time in three years, those anxieties were renewed more than a decade after the attacks.
But there was also hope that more victims might yet be identified after tens of millions have been spent on the painstaking identification process. Two potential human remains were recovered on Monday, according to the medical examiner.
"We would like to see the other 40 percent of the families who have never recovered anything to at least someday have a piece of their loved one," Riches said. "That they can go to a cemetery and pray."
About 60 truckloads of debris that could contain tiny fragments of bone or tissue were unearthed by construction crews that have been working on the new World Trade Center in recent years. That material is now being transported to a park built on top of the former Fresh Kills landfill on Staten Island, where investigators will attempt to find any possible remains during the next 10 weeks, the city said. That's the material the two potential human remains were found in.
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Updated 9:59am Friday 31st January 2014 in Latest News
SAINTS have erected a giant mural of James Roby in the concourse at Langtree Park.
The honour has todate been reserved for the Club's most famous past players, and mainly Hall of Famers.
The only current player exception had been Paul Wellens, due to him being voted in 'The Greatest 17'.
Saints Chairman Eamonn McManus stated: "We believe James Roby already to be one of our all-time best players - he won Man of Steel at the age of 21 and has won every honour in the game with his hometown club.
"It is a well-deserved exception to the rule that we honour a current player with a mural and there is no better time to do it than on the eve of his testimonial game."
The mural has been sponsored by Vinyline, whose Chairman Ken Hughes is pictured below with James Roby.
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For students interested in Culinary School, Colorado Mountain College's Sustainable Cuisine program is an empowering two-year program where students learn to grow their own art supplies in the garden and then use them to create culinary masterpieces in the kitchen. Along the way, they become ambassadors of a healthy food system and learn to use green business practices.
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CeBIT : ZOTAC Reveals Its NVIDIA Power
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CeBIT: Integrated Watercooling System by 3R Systems
3R, a Korean enthusiast product company is displaying an integrated watercooling system at their booth at CeBIT. featuring an integrated pump, radiator and reservoir into an external box, it's sure gonna look good if you have a case that matches it…
CeBIT: Overclocked RAMs + Thermalright =???
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CeBIT : Art Labedev's booth, Close up on Optimus Mini
We had a chance to pop by Art Labedev's booth at CeBIT, and took a close look at the Optimus Mini. The design of the booth, with the artist impression of the Optimus Prime as the backdrop. As you guys already know, the Optimus Prime is already on pre order and estimated time of shipping
Intel CEO's Views On AMD Quad-Core Barcelona
CRN has an interview with Intel CEO Paul Otellini during Intel Solutions Summit in San Diego. It gets pretty interesting when they asked about how he feels about AMD quad-core Barcelona delivering at least 40% improvement over Intel quad-core offerings. Otellini answered that Intel hasn't seen them yet so does everyone else and there have
LG awarded highest recognition at red dot Design Awards 2007
LG Electronics (LG), a leader in consumer electronics and mobile communications, was again lauded this year by the red dot Design Awards committee at this year's red dot Design Awards 2007, as it took home over two dozen awards, including the event's highest recognition.
CeBIT : Retail R600XTX Pictured & Benchmarked
We saw some R600 cards at CeBIT but any form of photography is restricted as AMD is keeping a close watch making sure nothing is leaked outside. Nevertheless, we still managed to get some shots on the retail R600XTX (Radeon X2900 XTX) card. Next, we got hold of some preliminary benchmarks figures of the R600 XTX
GeForce 8950; NVIDIA's Answer To R600
INQ has an interesting find today on the water-cooling kit for the upcoming GeForce 8950 GX2, a dual card SLI solution. Indeed, over at VR-Zone, we have heard about the weapon against ATi R600 from NVIDIA, not the GeForce 8800 Ultra but the GeForce 8950 series. However, we are unsure if it is a GX2
CeBIT: A-Data SSDs, Mickey Mouse & other Disney Thumbdrives xD
A-Data has some pretty interesting flash-based devices on display at CeBIT, including some flash drives with Disney Cartoon Characters.
Gigabyte Ultra Durable 2 Series; Cooler & More Stable
Last year, Gigabyte set the pace by using All-Solid Capacitors on their motherboards and very soon the rest of the board manufacturers follow suit. This time round, Gigabyte comes out with a new concept using Ferrite Core Chokes and Low RDS(on) MOSFETs for their upcoming products like P35 series. According to Gigabyte, Ultra Durable 2
R600 Card Uses Theater 200 Video Decoder Chip
The R600 card has adapted the Theater 200 video decoder chip from the previous All-in-Wonder multimedia family since AIW 9600XT to provide all the audio and video functionalities. Theater 200 can capture signals from composite, S-Video and component video inputs and the dual 12-bit ADCs will maintain the quality of the captured videos. It also
CeBIT : 65nm R600 Suffers Poor Yield [Rumor]
Over at CeBIT, we overheard some production problems with R600. The yield at 65nm is very low at this point of time. It is projected by middle of April, AMD is only able to churn out some 20,000 Radeon X2900 XTX graphics cards and XT SKU might not even make it for the launch in
CeBIT : EVGA & Innovatek Team Up To Release 'Black Pearl' Board + Watercooling Combo
We have gotten wind that EVGA and Innovatek will be bundling their Nvidia 680i mainboards and various waterblocks together. The combo is dubbed "Black Pearl and will be available after ceBIT.
CeBIT: Latest products by Thermaltake
Thermaltake has all their new products on display, including a 1.5KW PSU and a lot of new coolers. More picture in the article.
CeBIT : Wide Range of New Chassis by Lian Li
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CeBIT: Latest Coolers and 3D Monitors by Zalman
Zalman displayed their latest VGA and CPU coolers the CNPS 8700, 7500 and VF1000. At the same time, Zalman showcased their latest 3D Monitors and their latest Reserator XT. Do pop in and take a look.
CeBIT : Thermaltake Waterblock For R600
Thermaltake has specially designed a waterblock for Radeon X2900 series graphics cards with their latest TMG AT4. Previously they has done for the GeForce 8800 GTX with TMG ND4. AT4 shares some similarities but the cooling concept is different. For AT4, the water flow through the copper waterblocks for GDDR3 memories to the copper waterblock
CeBIT: Silverstone New Cases
Silverstone has quite a few HTPC and one tower cases on display at CeBIT, as well as a 5 Hard Drive Desktop RAID enclosure on display. Their upcoming Olympia 1.2KW PSU is on display too. Check out this article for more pictures.
CeBIT : ELSA Remains Professional In Graphics
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FAA fines Alaska Airlines and its Horizon subsidiary
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Published: May 3, 2012
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed nearly $ 700,000 in fines against Alaska Airlines and its subsidiary, Horizon Air, for documentation and tagging errors and for flying at least 45 revenue passenger flights while not being in compliance with an airworthiness directive (AD).
The agency is fining Alaska $ 210,000 for allegedly failing to document alternative actions it took when mechanics deactivated certain equipment on six Boeing 737s on 10 occasions between 13 and 19 June 2011. It also did not install "the appropriate danger tags" on the aircraft, says the FAA.
"These requirements are safety measures designed to reduce hazards to technicians during maintenance and to prevent potential damage to the aircraft and onboard systems," the FAA says.
For Horizon, the FAA is proposing a $ 445,125 fine for allegedly flying Bombardier Q400 turboprops on 45 revenue passenger flights between 17 and 23 March 2011 without having complied with an AD that required the airline to inspect for cracked or corroded engine nacelle fittings on the aircraft every 300h.
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Johnson & Wales University to Conduct Inventory of Culinary Arts MuseumFormer RISD President Roger Mandle to Assist Museum's Strategic Planning PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Feb. 25, 2013 — Johnson & Wales University (JWU) has announced that it will conduct a comprehensive
In an article by Nell Porter Brown, six small New England museums are featured. Among them, the Culinary Arts Museum Click here to go to Harvard Magazine online and read the article.
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Do No Harm
After airing just two episodes, NBC has cancelled its midseason drama "Do No Harm". The network's new comedy "1600 Penn" is also looking on very shaky ground.
'Harm' had the lowest ratings EVER for an in-season scripted series premiere on a major network last week with just a 0.9 rating in adults 18-49. It dropped to an even worse 0.7 in its second week. [Source: Deadline]
The Man in the High Castle
Syfy will adapt Philip K. Dick's book "The Man in the High Castle" into a four-part miniseries, with Ridley Scott attached to exec produce.
The story is set in 1962 and depicts a world where Nazi Germany and Japan were the victors in WWII and occupy the United States. Frank Spotnitz will pen and executive produce. [Source: Variety]
Australian actress Adelaide Kane ("Neighbours") has landed the lead in the CW drama pilot "Reign".
The story chronicles the rise to power of Mary Queen of Scots (Kane) when she arrives in France as a 15-year-old, betrothed to Prince Francis, and with her three best friends as ladies-in-waiting. [Source: Deadline]
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Rams to count on running game against Meadowcreek
Newton is hoping to continue to improve on their running game gaining 239 yards last week behind three reliable ball carriers ball carriers as they travel to Meadowcreek on Friday.
Allen signs wrestling scholarship with Chattanooga
The most decorated wrestler in the history of Rockdale High School put the finishing touches on a brilliant high school career Friday.
Levi ready for challenge to bring Alcovy basketball back to the top
COVINGTON -- It seems like Jabari Levi, Alcovy's new boys basketball coach, is ready for the season to start having spent time with his future players.. "I'm looking forward for the school year to start to get a feel of the atmosphere and morale around here," Levi said. "I
Family takes precedence over coaching for Bates
COVINGTON -- Coaching baseball at Alcovy is where head coach Casey Bates wants to be. However, the desire to be closer to his daughter clearly outweighed the his wants as he resigned his position.. "I wasn't going to leave (Alcovy) for just any job. A social studies position and a
35 players on Citizen's all-area baseball team
It was another spring full of outstanding baseball in Rockdale and Newton counties and 35 players -- 15 on the first team and 15 on the second team -- were rewarded with spots on the Citizen's all-area teams.. FIRST TEAM. -- Jake Jones, senior catcher/pitcher, Alcovy. Dominant on
Rockdale's Sweat helps TGBA remain unbeaten
CUMMING - Jeff Sweat and TGBA Red continued to roll in the World Wood Bat 15-Under National Championship Tournament.
Inductions still special to Ron Bradley
COVINGTON -- Awards and accolades are not a new thing for former Newton basketball coach Ron Bradley, having been named to as many as seven halls of fame.
Providence Christian School changing associations for second straight year
COVINGTON -- Providence Christian School is ready to take another leap of faith as it prepares to change athletic associations for the second time in as many years.. Providence competed in the Independent Christian Schools of Georgia and Alabama association last season and is moving to the Georgia Independent Christian
Holtzclaw headed to South Gwinnett
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South fills girls hoops post
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Piedmont's Bailey named all-region
Salem graduate Josh Bailey was named, along with teammate Jacob Brewster, an all-south region honoree by the American Baseball Coaches Association, one of 11 from the USA South Athletic Conference to be named to the team.
Rockdale dominates all-area tennis team
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Denmark new Heritage boy's basketball coach
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Newton's Cabane signs with Middle Georgia State
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Tech falls to Virginia in ACC Tournament
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The Edmonton Oilers might have found an angel. Scott Howson may be interested in Sheldon Souray and just might be willing to give the Oilers an effective defenseman in return.
The Oilers don't need to get shorter, and they don't need to get more Swedish, but maybe they should draft this kid anyway.
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This 80 page portfolio features a sampling of works from the past ten years, from 2000 - 2010, of Seattle-based installation and multidisciplinary artist Mandy Greer.
Mandy Greer is a mixed-media installation artist with an MFA from the University of Washington, where she held a Jacob K. Javitz National Graduate Fellowship. In the Northwest, she has shown at Henry Art Gallery, Bellevue Art Museum, Tacoma Art Museum, Kirkland Arts Center, 4Culture Gallery, Soil Gallery, Consolidated Works, Ohge Ltd. and Center on Contemporary Art. Nationally, she has shown at Bucheon Gallery and The Lab Contemporary Art Center, in San Francisco, the Tampa Museum of Art, 516 Arts in Albuquerque and Aqua Art Miami. She received a 4Culture Special Projects Grant in 2009, 2007, 2006, 2003 and an Artist Trust Fellowship in 2004. In 2006, Mandy completed a permanent installation in the Rem Koolhaas-designed Seattle Central Library and had a room-sized installation at the Bumbershoot Arts Festival supported by a City Artists Grant. In 2008, Mandy had her first solo museum show at the Bellevue Arts Museum debuting her largest installation to date, 'Dare alla Luce', supported by an Artist Trust GAP grant, and had reviews in Art Ltd, Art Week and High Fructose magazines. She's been nominated for the Portland Museum of Art's Contemporary Northwest Artist Awards for 2008 and 2011. In 2009, 'Dare alla Luce' traveled to the Museum of Contemporary Craft, in Portland and Mandy was nominated for the Louise Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award. She has created multidisciplinary works with Seattle's Book-It Repertory Theatre, Degenerate Art Ensemble's Haruko Nishimura and filmmaker Ian Lucero, including the "Silvering Path" -- featured on the cover of the Fiberarts Magazine, May 2009 -- and "Mater Matrix Mother and Medium" with dancer/choreographer Zoe Scofield– a temporary public art experience. MMMM has traveled the Northwest with 4Culture's SITE SPECIFIC program, to Agnes Scott College in Atlanta and will go to The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC in 2011. She will be premiering a solo show of installations and photography at Roq La Rue Gallery, Seattle, in January 2011, funded by City Artists Grant.


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