Comments on: Driving a Train at KidZania http://regex.info/blog/2010-05-30/1536 Not a photo blog. A personal blog with photos. Wed, 23 May 2012 20:38:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Reader http://regex.info/blog/2010-05-30/1536#comment-39292 Reader Sat, 12 Jun 2010 08:07:01 +0000 http://regex.info/blog/2010-05-30/1536#comment-39292 Jeffrey, I love your photos and stories behind each pictures. Especially Anthony's daily doings/weekly doings. Please post more!!!! I'd love to see daily updates/ journal with some pictures. It's just simply fantastic! The japanese culture & your family etc! <span class='jfriedl'>Thanks for your kind words. My posting has been severely curtailed during the last month or so due to Lightroom development; I hope to get back into the swing of it soon. —Jeffrey</span> Jeffrey,

I love your photos and stories behind each pictures. Especially Anthony’s daily doings/weekly doings. Please post more!!!! I’d love to see daily updates/ journal with some pictures. It’s just simply fantastic! The japanese culture & your family etc!

Thanks for your kind words. My posting has been severely curtailed during the last month or so due to Lightroom development; I hope to get back into the swing of it soon. —Jeffrey

]]> By: Jesse http://regex.info/blog/2010-05-30/1536#comment-39277 Jesse Fri, 11 Jun 2010 05:05:59 +0000 http://regex.info/blog/2010-05-30/1536#comment-39277 The only thing that would have made this better if the kids had been given white gloves like their adult counterparts. Kidzania looks like a place I would have loved as a kid. The only thing that would have made this better if the kids had been given white gloves like their adult counterparts. Kidzania looks like a place I would have loved as a kid.

]]> By: parv http://regex.info/blog/2010-05-30/1536#comment-39162 parv Wed, 02 Jun 2010 14:19:41 +0000 http://regex.info/blog/2010-05-30/1536#comment-39162 Aw, Anthony looks absolutely cute in the first picture, cute enough to pinch his cheeks. Aw, Anthony looks absolutely cute in the first picture, cute enough to pinch his cheeks.

]]> By: Michael Guntsche http://regex.info/blog/2010-05-30/1536#comment-39147 Michael Guntsche Sun, 30 May 2010 18:11:16 +0000 http://regex.info/blog/2010-05-30/1536#comment-39147 Looking at your postings I am wondering how much post-processing you are doing in Lightroom... if you are using LR for it that is. Just out of curiosity, apart from the crop tool, what feature are you using most often (sharepning, recovery, ....). <span class='jfriedl'>The most common post-processing I do is to ignore photos... "shot selection". It's a highly-underrated skill. Most common on a per-photo basis is setting the white balance.... I don't consider the camera's setting for white balance at all while I'm taking the picture, so leave it at "Auto" and try to make sure I have something white in the at least one representative shot. Most photos get nothing more than that, but it's not at all uncommon for me to make minor adjustments in rotation because I tend not to be able to hold the camera straight. Then cropping and exposure adjustments (I tend to use Exposure and Blacks the most). Everything else falls into the long tail... I'll use fill light sometimes, extra noise reduction, dust-removal tool on occasion. If we're talking "on occasion", I guess I use almost everything at one time or another, even if it's just to experiment. —Jeffrey</span> Looking at your postings I am wondering how much post-processing you are doing in Lightroom… if you are using LR for it that is. Just out of curiosity, apart from the crop tool, what feature are you using most often (sharepning, recovery, ….).

The most common post-processing I do is to ignore photos… “shot selection”. It’s a highly-underrated skill. Most common on a per-photo basis is setting the white balance…. I don’t consider the camera’s setting for white balance at all while I’m taking the picture, so leave it at “Auto” and try to make sure I have something white in the at least one representative shot. Most photos get nothing more than that, but it’s not at all uncommon for me to make minor adjustments in rotation because I tend not to be able to hold the camera straight. Then cropping and exposure adjustments (I tend to use Exposure and Blacks the most). Everything else falls into the long tail… I’ll use fill light sometimes, extra noise reduction, dust-removal tool on occasion. If we’re talking “on occasion”, I guess I use almost everything at one time or another, even if it’s just to experiment. —Jeffrey

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