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Onexposure - The Photo Book 2008

Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

Onexposure is going to publish their first book beginning of July. Many site members and Onexposure visitors have expressed the wish for such a book. After the first site survey, there was enough stuff for making 3 books, so the first selection was very hard. I have been asked to take responsibility over the project and I must confess, I am very proud to make this project.

The Onexposure Photo Book 2008 will contain Read the rest of this entry »

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“Twelve Shots” - A Heartfelt Compilation by Vernon Trent (new book)

Sunday, December 9th, 2007

Twelve Shots is a heartfelt compilation - a book that describes my unmasked passion, moments which are deeply personal and haunting. Within each of us are a kaleidoscopic variety of thoughts and feelings which I have attempted to convey through my art. It was not easy to restrict this book to only 12 pieces that encompass my span of emotions for this series. I labored over the sequence of images to Read the rest of this entry »

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Prepare Images For Web Publishing - A Brief “How-To”

Sunday, April 6th, 2008

I often see in a lot of forums that people are complaining about image quality after uploading their photographs to online galleries and such. They complain about “muted colors” or “they look tad washed out”.

The “secret” is behind the rendering engine of the used internet browser.
Most of them are just able to reproduce the sRGB colorspace.
If your workflow contains editing/processing in a different colorspace, then you might Read the rest of this entry »

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Prepare Images For Printing - A Brief “How-To” (Part I.)

Thursday, March 27th, 2008

Printing digital photographs or making photo books becomes more and more popular, whether it’s a gift for good friends, a presentation of your work or prints for an exhibition.

Most of the labs and printing plants have automated processes for printing, but these processes need the right “input”, that means, your files should meet some requirements, such as resolution and colorspace. Modern machines can fix some issues with the resolution and colorspace but in the end Read the rest of this entry »

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