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Show Scale in Landscapes by Russ Burden
by Russ Burden
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Russ Burden shares his tips about including a point of reference in your landscape images as a great compositional element.
Grey scale
Techniques Glossary Grey scale
Set of tones displayed in steps from minimum to maximum density.
Focusing scale
Indicates the distance from the film plane to the subject, usually in both feet and meters A scale of distances marked on a lens focusing ring.
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Convert to Grayscale
The Convert to Grayscale button allows you to create Black & White images from color image files, tweak their appearance using the same HSL-style slider concept, and then open them in Photoshop as 8 or 16-bit Grayscale images.
Mountain Scenery: Scale
Here's an important point about photographing mountains: You must include some visual clue to indicate the true magnitude of the scene around you.
Scale
Focusing method consisting of set of marks to indicate distances at which a lens is focused. May be engraved around the lens barrel, on the focusing control or on the camera body.
SCALE - (1) The relative size of an object. (2) A set of marks to indicate distances at which a lens is focused, often engraved near the focusing ring on a lens.
scale
(1) printed range of values on a measurement instrument divided into either mathematical or logarithmic increments; (2) instrument for measuring by weight; also called a balance; ...
Scale Styles determines whether or not Layer Styles such as drop shadow, bevel and emboss are scaled along with the layers they modify.
scale9grid
This plugin adds support for scaling background images using a 9-grid.
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To enlarge or reduce an image by increasing or decreasing the number of scanned pixels.
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Scale
To change the size of an object while maintaining its shape. Most graphics software, particularly vector -based packages, allow you to scale objects freely.
Scale. To change the size of some or all of an image. Rescaling also affects file size.
Rescale - To resize an image.
Resolution - The number of pixels or dots per inch in an image. Also the capability of a scanner to resolve detail, which requires quality optics as well as high ppi or spi.
Grayscale
This mode uses up to 256 shades of gray. Every pixel of a grayscale image has a brightness value ranging from 0 (black) to 255 (white).
Grayscale
Grayscale is the tonal scale of grays that can be captured by photography, ranging from pure white to the pure black.
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Grayscale Histograms
Figure 6: Canyon Image
Grayscale Histograms are used to evaluate the tonal distribution of an image.
Grayscale
Grayscale is an image-editing tool that allows users to convert color images to black and white.
Grayscale
The scale of gray tones between and including absolute black and white. The grayscale is commonly referred to in black and white photography.
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Grayscale - This is basically a black and white picture where different shades of gray are used for the image.
Group - Different elements in a lens.
Grayscale - A photo made up of varying tones of black and white. Grayscale is synonymous with black and white.
Highlights - The brightest parts of a photo.
Greyscale: Known by photographers as a black and white image.
Hue/Saturation: These controls can be used to alter an image's colours without affecting contrast or brightness.
Internal Storage: non-removable camera memory.
Grayscale
A monochromatic digital image file with pixel values that use shades of gray to represent tonal information. The term grayscale is often used to describe a digital black and white photograph.
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greyscale
A number of greys ranging from black to white. An 8 bit greyscale image could have 254 greys plus black and white for a total of 256 possible values. See also bitonal.
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Drag scale slider, so paintbrush is size of pupil.
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Click on 'mode' and scroll down to 'saturation' and click on it.
Gray scale. A series of 256 tones raging from pure white to pure black.
Guide number. A rating of a flash’s power.
Gray Scale
A term used to describe an image containing shades of gray as well as black and white.
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Grayscale image
An image consisting of up to 256 levels of gray, with 8 bits of colour data per pixel.
Gray Scale
An image containing shades of gray as well as black and white.
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gray-scale
A term used when referring to an image. A gray shade is any color whose three primary colors are the same value. Gray shades only have intensity (luminance) and no color (chrominance).
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Gray scale: The spectrum, or range, of shades of black an image has. Scanners' and terminals' gray scales are determined by the number of gray shades, or steps, they can recognize and reproduce.
Grey scale
A scale of shades ranging from white to black. Devices that can only display data in black and white translate colour differences into various shades of grey.
Green stitch
Affected with a green stitch.
Gray Scale (film)
A chart of gray tones ranging from black to white used to help conscientious lab technicians print the scene accurately.
Kelvin Scale This is the temperature scale which uses the same size of degree as the Celsius or Centigrade system, but which begins at absolute zero, the coldest temperature possible corresponding to the lowest possible energy state of a system.
Scale is another concept that helps to explain why you must move so radically close to your subject with an ultra-wide-angle lens.
Scale
Using comparison to establish the proportions or measurements of a subject. For example, placing a person in front of the Washington Monument provides a proportional for the viewer.
Scale is important. The large pin (top) shows sufficient detail, but gives no indication of size. When a dime is included in the picture, you immediately know how large the pin is.
Scale changes from large in the foreground to small in the background help to create perspective. This works best if we can see similar subjects such as fish In a shoal diminishing into the background.
scale to adjust the proportions of an object
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Scale - linear relation between the size of the subject and the size of its image.
Scanning electron microscope - device used in photomicrography.
To scale both photos simultaneously, make sure the Link Focus icon is displayed in the toolbar and then drag the Zoom slider. To scale them separately make sure the Unlink Focus icon is displayed in the toolbar before dragging the Zoom slider.
Grayscale
Technically speaking, a spectrum of gray shades from black to white. A grayscale picture is the digital equivalent of a black and white photo.
Two scales are most useful for images-exposure value and contrast ratio. Exposure value (EV) is easier to use, while contrast ratios better display logarithmic increases in light intensities.
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A free sans-serif font designed by Yeah Noah. 3 weights - Light, UnicaseLight, StencilLight. OpenType, PC, Mac OS X.
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URI
A Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) is a string of characters that serves to identify an abstract or a physical resource.
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Grey Scale
A series of patches ranging from black to white, with evenly spaced shades of grey between. Kodak and others make "Grey Scale & Colour Patches" available from camera stores; they can be very useful to the serious photographer.
Large-scale atmospheric flow in which the east-west component is dominant.
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Upper scale
Use this to select the position in a video file from which import will begin.
Lower scale
Use to select how many frames will be imported.
You've scaled the peaks of the Cascade mountains with your digital SLR to capture the exact moment the morning sunlight explodes behind Mt.
Linear scaled (equidistant): , where θ is in radians. Practical for angle measurement e.g., star maps. PanoTools uses this type.
Orthographic: r = fsin(θ). Looks like an orb with the surroundings lying on < max. 180° aperture angle.
Kelvin scale. (includes a list of colour temperatures)
Photo.net: A-TTL and E-TTL. What is the difference?
Photo.net: Elan IIe and 380 ex fill flash.
The Grayscale section of this panel is terrific and it has the same magic button.
Viewing scale 100%, 'Faster' rendering
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A linear scale for measuring the color of ambient light with warm (yellow) light measured in lower numbers and cool (blue) light measured in higher numbers.
8 bit grayscale is 256 shades of gray.
1 bit is black or white (on or off).
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