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Now I know why everyone is advised to put in a placeholder entry into the comp.

After leaving the shoot to late sunday and only getting 1 image worth posting I decided to reshoot monday night. I didn't upload any image to the comp. Next day I find out that the comp closes at midday, so I frantically get my wife to make the nef file available to me - i do some basic PP work at work and upload. I had to use the software available to me at work and somehow wiped the EXIF data..and hence DNQ

Ahh well here it is anyway....

Bugger Mate, I suffered a simlar fate but in slightly different circumstances, I like your idea here, how did you acheieve the affect ??

Craig,

Turn your camera upside down and it's easy to get shots like that.

Or your monitor.

Matt,

That's only valid to view shots like that, but not for the taking of them.

Matt. K wrote:Or your monitor.

I know this is a bit but for an office practical joke, have the CRT monitors turned off for at least 15 mins so they cool down, turn them upside down, turn them on (they degauss whilst upside down when you turn them on COLD), and now turn them up the right way!
What effect does it have? Turn your own CRT monitor upside down now and have a look at the colours!!

Oh, and to fix, just leave them turned off til they cool then turn on, or choose degauss from the menu if they have that option...
Fun for all to play with.

My 19 inch is too heavy to do that with.

And yes, I do realise how that sounded.

Nnnnsic wrote:My 19 inch is too heavy to do that with.

And yes, I do realise how that sounded.

Alpha, No it wasnt an upside down camera or an upside down monitor but a 180 degree rotate in Photoshop...

Nnnnsic wrote:My 19 inch is too heavy to do that with.

And yes, I do realise how that sounded.