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Jade-Ember
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[2005-10-09 21:08:55 +0000 UTC]
"Level 5 Photographer"
(Canada)
# Statistics
Favourites: 905; Deviations: 37; Watchers: 35
Watching: 75; Pageviews: 17349; Comments Made: 177; Friends: 75
# Interests
Favorite games: Heavy RainFavorite gaming platform: 360, PS3, PC
Tools of the Trade: pencils, Paper, Canon 7D, Photoshop
# About me
MP3 player of choice: Ipod# Comments
Comments: 300
Hi!
Thank you so much for the fav
I really appreciate!
Greetings!!!
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Thanks for the fave! I hope you can find time to see the rest of my gallery!
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Hey, thanks for the fave on "Hello, Sad Old Friend"
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sorry for the double post my browser lagged so i clicked it twice.
sorry!
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No worries. 
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Thank you for your lovely comment on my upload of Mavrick the Siberian Husky! I have just re-uploaded it as I noticed a big no-no blooper in my cloning ability! Hehe
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Hey, thank you so much for the 
Im really glad you liked it
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Thanks for the fave on Country Lane [link] I am pleased you like it.
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What kind of camera do you use? These are some great photos. How much photo editing do you do and what program do you use?
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For almost all the flowers, they were with a T1i or a 7D, and Extension Tube Set, and the Kit 18-55mm IS Lens. (Or sometimes, the 70-300mm IS lens, with the tube.) Little to no photoshop. I may have also used a Circular Polarization Filter, depending.
For the portraits, I used my 18-135mm IS and a the same filter, along with Two 580 EXII Flash Units and umbrellas for bouncing the light. I had to add some artificial depth of field due to the lens only going down to F 4.0 at that focal length, but I have my 50mm F 1.4 now, so I'll be using that a lot. I believe I also added a hue/saturation layer to tweak things a bit.
And, of course, Photoshop. (CS4)
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Nice, I've only got a Sony with an 18-55 and a 55-200 and run into the same problem with depth of field. Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with adding artificial depth. It's definitely working for you though great work ^_^
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It's possible to do in Photoshop CS4 and Onwards, I know for sure. You select the area with the lasso (take your time, and take your time refining it) then check under Filters, Blur. There should be something there.
Without Photoshop, it becomes really difficult.
Without Photoshop, use a lens with an F-Stop of 2.0 or lower. For example, a lower F-Stop produces this naturally.
:thumb189964828:
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Okay thanks a bunch
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I know it may sound weird but I need all the DA friends I can get to help me out Please help me in succeeding. Please feature my journal and my news article if you can, it's for a great cause 
heres the thumb pic :thumb184787800:
Heres the news [link]
Now if it's also possible if you have a facebook share it please
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Thank you very much for
And.. Your models, I mean PHOTOGRAPHy... is amazing 
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