i need some details on experimentation in photography such as bleaching, flipping negatives and blue toning.?
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Go to the library and check out some photography books, contact a local photographer, sign up for a local university course, google it, and check out the links listed in sources.\n\nSometimes you can't get an easy answer, sometimes you actually have to get out there and learn!
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Recolored is the program for you. It's VERY effective, and easy to use. Works like a charm. I was shocked with the results it gives. Their website also provides examples of before-and-after images.
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It's a lot more difficult than you might think to get really good results. I have the lighting, Photoshop CS and have gone through many tutorials and I still have much better luck working with a different solid colored background. I try to match the background of the original photo (colorwise) to the background that I want to drop in.
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Photoshop has very good help. Read it.\nThere are also some online tutorials and paper books.
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Here is a beginner's introduction to Photoshop :\n\nhttp://www.hku.hk/cc/document/photoshop/\n\nAnother one to consider :\n\nhttp://www.digiwis.com/dwi_ugps.htm\n\nAnd maybe this one is of interest :\n\nhttp://www.informit.com/guides/content.asp?g=photoshop&seqNum=6&rl=1
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Try one of those kits that come with a blue-light attachment.  You can find them at some drug stores.  You'll see a significant difference in about 15 minutes.  They cost about $25.00.
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You really need something like Photoshop for that kind of blending.  Alternatively, you could try black and white (aka grayscale) it's a lot easier to blend color in an existing photograph in grayscale.  In any case, it's really really hard to do this well.  I touched up some old photographs in college (like this lady had a pic of her grandmother that had fallen apart, but it was the only picture in existence of the woman), and it took me over 25 hours of work to get it to look like a new, unblemished picture.\nEven if you Had photoshop, you would need a lot of practice.  I'm sorry to say that if you are looking to create the impression that the a person was actually photographed that way (let's say you wanted to create a fake nude of some celebrity or other), you are going to need a lot of skill, a lot of time, and a really good photo editor.  You will not achieve passable results otherwise.
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Learn anything you want to know about photography in here. Cameras, techniques…check the added references and choose what better suits your needs.\n\nhttp://www.dari-bazaar.com/wp/47/portrait-photographer/\n\nhttp://www.dari-bazaar.com/wp/46/portrait-photography/
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The best simple example is the pinhole camera. An light-tight box coated black on the inside to stop reflection, with photographic paper on 1 side and a pin-hole in foil on the other side. Set up the camera and hold it steady for a short period (about a minute, experimentation required) with the pinhole exposed. When you develop the paper you will get a reasonably well focussed image that is inverted. Light from each point on the subect could pass into the camera through only 1 point, the pin-hole, and only land on 1 point of the paper. Light from the left passed through and landed on the right side of the paper and vice-versa.\n\nTo make a camera using lenses and mirrors requires far greater precision as lenses and mirrors focus light. Light from each point of the subject lands on all parts of the lens but converges to a single point again on the film. If the lens is not properly shaped, aligned and distanced from the film, the image will be out of focus. The use of mirrors and lenses allows the image to be recorded the right way around.
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I have come up with these sites on cinematography. Are you looking for info about the discipline in general or how it is applied in individual films?
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Well, there is:\n\nNature and Landscape photography.\nHuman photography.\nErotic/Nude photography.\nDesign photography.\nTechnical photography.\nBiological photography.\n\nBasically - there's a photography for everything because you can take a picture of anything.\n\nMost photographers just take pictures of whatever, and they find their niche once they've gotten used to photography.
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Painting, sketching..\nshifted these days to digital art on photoshop.\n\nPhotography, is also interesting, but need a better camera than the one I have
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Go to a professional photographer - he/she will have ideas you never thought about.\n\nWe've had some great ones done - kids in the trees, all of us by some sea oats on a sand dune at the beach,  all of the kids piled onto my Harley by an American flag holding my college pennants, etc. (It really is as corny as it sounds, but we like it!)\n\nGo to a pro!
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use a carbon rob in shooting and add effects in editing.\nget the sound of waving by passing a microphone by a monitor.
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try the film machine. It is free software and lets you know what additional software you need and instuctions on how to use it. Pretty cool and easy to use
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i hope this site helps\nhttp://www.digital-photo-software-guide.com/
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maybe you could try a photography class. i was never really into photography until i took black and white photography last semester, and now i really like it, but this semester, i'm taking digital photography. my school has it's own darkroom, so it was interesting and fun, and i miss being in the darkroom. however...if you take a photography class, like black and white, be prepared to spend some money cause you'll probably have to buy your own film and printing paper and maybe even a camera, unless you already have one or are able to borrow one from someone. luckily for me, i was able to borrow my dads camera.