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Kirk Williamson
{K:456} 11/24/2003
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For some reason my images are not looking real snappy on usefilm. In Photoshop they look real goo. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know.
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Amancio Couto
{K:15720} 11/24/2003
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MAGNIFICENT!!! Great shot! The color,s & light still perfect!!! Excellent composition!!! Congrats Kirk!
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Eric Yousey
{K:554} 11/24/2003
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I like the effect of the slow shutter speed that you used. It gives the photo a some motion. Very well done.
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Monika Szymanska
{K:719} 11/24/2003
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wow great shot, well done, regards Monia
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Roger Williams
{K:83282} 11/28/2003
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Kirk, I noticed something similar in my first few uploads. I think you probably need to look at your sharpening AFTER you've resized the images for Usefilm's 640 pixel maximum width or height. Sharpness is best optimized at real size... Since I started doing this, a few people have even commented on how sharp my photos look, so it seems to be working. By the way. I agree that the barrel effect, which may be due to pointing a wide-angle lens down at quite an angle, is not too disturbing, and certainly doesn't spoil this striking image, which I really like. But if you wanted to correct it, you could use a perspective correction tool. I use PaintShop Pro's but PhotoShop is bound to have similar ones. Probably better ones.
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Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia
{K:92194} 11/30/2003
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magnificent.great tones.
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Tim Long
{K:9210} 1/9/2004
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Beautiful shot Kirk. The lighthouse in seasmoke shot (outstanding!) led me to your portfolio and then here. Very good work. Regards.
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