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Want to take a picture of my gear and need help
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<blockquote data-quote="giulio" data-source="post: 359508" data-attributes="member: 28677"><p>... that would be impossible. Because you're showing it off on someone else's monitor. Silly =) It's like showing off a great sound system by recording it's output from a mic, recording to tape, and letting people listen to it on their walkman.</p><p></p><p>You'll go through much muddying:</p><p>1) Scene lighting</p><p>2) Capture device (ccd/slr)</p><p>3) Device compression (save to file)</p><p>4) Image decompressor (read file)</p><p>5) Resize</p><p>6) Copmress (save jpg)</p><p>7) Image decompressor (the web browser)</p><p>8) Monitor calibration</p><p>9) Maybe the other user has a crappy monitor</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="giulio, post: 359508, member: 28677"] ... that would be impossible. Because you're showing it off on someone else's monitor. Silly =) It's like showing off a great sound system by recording it's output from a mic, recording to tape, and letting people listen to it on their walkman. You'll go through much muddying: 1) Scene lighting 2) Capture device (ccd/slr) 3) Device compression (save to file) 4) Image decompressor (read file) 5) Resize 6) Copmress (save jpg) 7) Image decompressor (the web browser) 8) Monitor calibration 9) Maybe the other user has a crappy monitor [/QUOTE]
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