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Old 05 June 2006, 10:06   #281
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Old 05 June 2006, 11:53   #282
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Just downloaded my pics and some nice ones similar to those shaggy .
But it seems to me the exposure is all a little dark on most of mine . Not dark enough to spoil the shot but just not really bright .

I had my camera set on setting for snow and surf which obviously compensates for the glare from the water etc .

Point is does anyone know if there is a way to brighten them a little like we used to with film when developing . I have kept them all on the sd card for now and on the computer about 150 pics . My camera has the ACDsee pentax program

If anyone wants copies Ill mail you a CD as thats the only way I know of .
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Old 05 June 2006, 12:02   #283
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Ian - I use corel draw and it has a automatic photo correction setting that will fix them all.

It can do batch jobs as well so i can just do all your photos in one click.

The only challenging part is how you get your photos to me - how many photos are we talking about and how many MB in total.

EDIT - just re-ready your post duh!!!

Send me the CD and ill send them back to you all looking lovely
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Old 05 June 2006, 12:40   #284
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Roy Hows your burnt head ?

i guess my pics are similar to shaggys at present , they are ok but just not as bright as I feel they should be to make the things look how it really was >

There are about 150 shots some need wasting and all taken at 6mp .

Some nice ones of you and voyager . If you want I could run down on the bike with the card or camera or whatever .

Ill have a play here first Iam sure the program I have sorts it Iam just a bit "special Needs " with computers .
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Old 05 June 2006, 18:33   #285
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Ive started a picture thread in the gallery section - get posting your best pics

http://www.rib.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14650
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Old 05 June 2006, 20:21   #286
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Great now can u please post a how to without using any computer jargon whatsoever . I mean none . Remember I am a simple chippy and iam to computers as you are to DIY
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Old 05 June 2006, 20:24   #287
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ian give me 10 minutes and ill prepare some instructions in words and pictures - then ill send the page to JK to post on here permanently.

Ive writen a few instruction manuals in my time
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Ahh pictures
Proper job my ansome

You bloody clever you are
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Old 05 June 2006, 21:14   #289
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Alice sned me your email got some nice pics for you , I knows how to email them if you got enough sheep things or is it rams
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OK ian - its a bit rough and ready but even a complete ludite should be able to follow these instructions.

www.riblog.co.uk/ribnet/howtopostpictures
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I'd like to say a big thank you to 'THE CRUISER' for organising yet another great trip ...What's next Roy?
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Old 05 June 2006, 22:01   #292
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I'd like to say a big thank you to 'THE CRUISER' for organising yet another great trip ...What's next Roy?
Yep thanks Roy...

Great weekend had by all...



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Old 05 June 2006, 22:05   #293
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I still have AAAAAAAMMMMMMMMYYYYYYY!!!! ringing in my ears!! Cheers Roy.
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Be Honest
Well see if I can do it then you will be the first to teach me .

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Old 05 June 2006, 22:41   #295
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OK ian - its a bit rough and ready but even a complete ludite should be able to follow these instructions.

www.riblog.co.uk/ribnet/howtopostpictures
last post referred to this if it appears in the wrong place .

thanks for that Roy will give it a go as soon as I get a day off .
Just printed it out looks easy enough to follow , but 7 pages , I just missed one with the stapler so maybe Iam a complete err
(whats a Ludite ( .
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whats a Ludite ( .
Definition :-

[n. LUH-dite] The noun Luddite specifically refers to one of a group of early 19th century English workmen who were campaigning against the automation of the power loom. Under cover of night and generally masked, the workers often destroyed the equipment that had displaced them. Today the word broadly refers to anyone who is opposed to technological change or new working methods. The name Luddite is presumed to come from the leader of these angry workmen: Ned Ludd. ...
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Old 05 June 2006, 23:27   #297
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Ahh so when this ciomputitator exits my home from the nearest window Ill know what I am
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Old 05 June 2006, 23:34   #298
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Just got back from Isle of Man and feel quite envious that I couldn't be in two places at one time. Looks like everyone had a great time - Well planned Roy!
If there's a re-run in the coming months, we'd be dead keen to travel back to Cornwall for a few days.
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Did any of you lot (Mrs Sticky ) end up with an odd white handled spoon after the trip? It's not a big deal, it's just a part of a quite cool backpack picnic set that I took.
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Old 19 June 2006, 23:22   #300
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cool backpack picnick set

Get yourself down to trago my ansome cool and cheap there ,
Got a stainless Webber BBQ copy for a tenner . (burns for 4 hours ) Burnt my bloody fingers too
Got new wallets for £3

Why would Mrs Sticky take your spoon , she already has all the tools
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