SHOOT AND DEBRIEF LEARNINGS, Why and How Photographs were captured and processed February 24th, 7:00 – 7:45 PM ONLINE.

SHOOT AND DEBRIEF Learnings – Tuesday, February 24th, 7:00 – 7:45 PM ONLINE.

HOST: Rich Sears and Eddie Bihl ll

INFORMAL HELPFUL FRIENDLY DISCUSSIONS OF OUR IMAGES,

HERE YOU WILL LEARN THE “WHYS AND HOWS” OF OUR PHOTOGRAPHS

Theme: WINTER. Any image depicting either the beauty of winter – people or our animal friends enjoying or in misery over winter and shapes.

The meeting will be an open group discussion about the photos captured with the goal of encouraging and helping improve our work.

Register your attendance at ovccrs@gmail.com and submit your images per directions below.

RESIZE YOUR PHOTOS to fill the screen during the Zoom session else your image may appear small. If using Lightroom use Export / Imaging Sizing / Resize to Fit and enter preferably 1820 pixels for landscape images or 1080 pixels for portrait images. Enter a resolution of 72 pixels per inch. In Photoshop open your image, click on “Image”, then “Image Size.”  Set the Resolution to 72 dpi.  Then reset the longest dimension to the requested number of pixels as requested. NOTE:  If your image is smaller than requested, you could use Lightroom or Photoshop to increase your size.

• Upload up to three images for discussion by SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21^ST at:  https://ovcc.smugmug.com/upload/w9BhT7/Debrief
• Rename your image files: #1 for priority, #2 for second priority and #3, for third priority First and Last names, and Image Title, as in this example #1 John Smith  Downtown Cincinnati.jpg

As you can, be prepared to discuss camera setting information.

NOTE: most of the above will already be in the meta-data if you check Lightroom to In Photoshop go to File Info / Camera Data 

Lens used (e.g., 70-200mm) AND focal length of shot (e.g., 90mm)

ISO, aperture, shutter speed, exposure compensation, filters, if used

Post processing techniques of note.