I’m looking forward to tomorrows presentation to the NIH Camera Club on Black Light Photography. The presentation begins at 7 PM and will be in the Community Room at the Five Star Premier Residence 8100 Connecticut Avenue Chevy Chase, MD 20815. I hope to see you there!
As always, here’s a copy of the presentation converted to black and white so you can print it without using a ton of ink or toner.
Presented a Digital Development Fundamentals lecture at McLean Camera club on 2/13. A very nice group of folks and a good club to visit especially if you are in the area. As promised, here’s a copy of the presentation, hope you will find it useful.
http://www.scottmusson.com/presentations/DevelopFundimentals.pdf
Had a wonderful time doing a presentation for Gaithersburg Camera Club this week. Lots of nice people taking images in black light with florescent colors. Hope you all got some good shots and had a good time. As promised, here’s a copy of the presentation.
Here’s a copy of the presentation I gave to Loudoun Photo Club on March 10, 2011. It’s a guide on how to process your images and allow minor changes to your images without having to start from scratch every time. Loudoun Photo Club is a nice organization with a wonderful new facility and if you’re looking for a photo club and live in Loudon, I highly recommend checking them out.
The US Army is advising against posting images from your smart phone to social networking sites. I think this is advise that us civilians should also consider. At least we all should understand the potential risk to our privacy posting photos with location metadata. The following presentation (pdf) provides details on why it is risky to post such metadata to social networking sites: http://dmna.state.ny.us/members/geotagging.pdf
If you want to post photos, I recommend sanitizing your photo metadata first by removing the location metadata particularly if this information can identify personal information such as where you live, work or play. If you don’t have a tool like LightRoom or Photoshop where you can edit the metadata, there are some free tools that can help. Google “remove photo metadata” and you’ll find a number of articles and tools to help you with cleaning up the location metadata.