inverted still

[martz 0]

If I take still from my Rebet XT inverted on the plate of a Flat top Pro, do you think I need to rotate all the pictures before burning a cd ???

I plan on buying one of thoses cd burner which burn directly from the memory card.

Thanks all

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Ourson # 5
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[AndyMan 7]

Yup, and rotating them can be a pain in the ass.

Hanging your still upside down worked OK for film, but it sucks for digital. I'd try to find a way to mount your Rebel rightside up.

_Am

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[martz 0]

I think that's a good reason to get a L bracket instead of an extended plate for the Flat top pro.

I have a deal on a brand new FTP but it has an extended plate

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Ourson # 5
impatient de sauter # 1

[freefalle 0]

somebodys going to have to rotate them, if you are burning them right to a cd its going to be your customer, I use my lap top I cant rotate them all at one time it take a couple of minutes to get it done but its not that bad.

[AndyMan 7]

You can have bonehead make you a wider flat plate.

http://www.dropzone.com/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?do=post_attachment;postatt_id=45844;

_Am

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You put the fun in "funnel" - craichead.

[PhreeZone 14]

If you are running Windows XP you can highlight, right click then Rotate Clockwise X2.

If its going to go from CD right to the printer whats it going to matter?

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[martz 0]

do you use a stroboframe to hook your still inverted ??

is it strong enough ??

no velcro ?

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Ourson # 5
impatient de sauter # 1

[Anvilbrother 0]

If you use photoshop you can create a batch/macro kind of operation that will open, rotate, save and close all your pictures. That is the easiest way to do something to a bunch of pictures. You can even add other things into the function such as sharpen, auto color, auto contrast, ect.

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[mattjw916 2]

yeup... that is totally the way to go for batch-converting images esp if you want them to have copyright info, watermarks, specific sizes etc, etc.

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[AndyMan 7]

Doing it in photoshop is one option.

So is doing it in windows XP. Both are quire slow, especially if you're dealing with a large number of shots.

The fastest option I found was using Picasa.

Of course, the far superior option is to not do it in the first place.

_Am

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You put the fun in "funnel" - craichead.

[davelepka 4]

How about this; a note in every CD jacket, "Due to the extreme angles used in skydiving photography, some or all of your photos may appear to be upside down. This will not effect any prints of the photos, and photos to be used on your PC can easily be rotated in any picture importing software. Enjoy your photos."

[skyfly 0]

Thats by far:
1. The easiest solution
2. The Fastest solution
3. the most reasonable solution

plus you get more time for beer

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[bob.dino 0]

Perfect.

(except it should be affect rather than effect.)