View allAll Photos Tagged adjustable
The original was take with my LB composure wide open with double-glass optic and macros stacked. I played around with Topaz Adjust, Simplify, Clean, and added texture. On my monitor the texture is more subtle. I'm gonna have to work on making texture more subtle (this size looks okay, but not large -you'll see what I mean)
Istvan Olah, our cameraman taking care of the camera so we can film my bycicle ride in Amsterdam from a good angle. Tandem was provided by Mac-Bike...
This is NOT my image. It is IrenaS's image. If you like it, give her the favorite, not me. I'm just playing photoshop games with it.
Here is the original image
www.flickr.com/photos/37043062@N00/182333126
This is less of an adjustment and more of a variant on a great image. Her silouette was very nice. I adjusted the image to reveal the dark areas. I also adjusted the hues to give it more of a fall look.
Due to the brickwork of the building, this is one of those images that looks better close up than in this size.
Showing the switch adjusted and back together. Always test it out before you secure the second nuts tight. If you have two 5/16ths wrenches you can tighten one down then secure it against torque with one wrench while you tighten the other nut against it with the other.
Just for reference - a quick example of post-processing and what kind of result we can obtain from one of the scanned samples.
For this one I took our Sample 7 scan (I told you I liked it most ;)). Cropped, adjusted levels, contrast and curves, resized and sharpened a bit.
For the rest of this test pleace check:
Part 1: www.flickr.com/photos/battousai/2886397834/
Part 2: www.flickr.com/photos/battousai/2885568549/
This is the height adjustment and goes from sitting to standing in 4" increments. It will accomodate a very tall person down to a fairly short person.
She was training the sheep to become used to someone holding them in the correct show position. Every so often, she would reach down to adjust the sheep's posture.
Orange County Fair - Livestock area
See next image (pigs ear) and then compare it with this. Now you know why I dont take a bad image!!!
11-14-12 Trade Adjustment Assistance for U.S. Firms: Evaluating Program Effectiveness and Recommendations
I used Auto White Balance in the previous photos, and I changed it to a custom white balance setting from this photo onwards. I used the folder as my white reference. The colors changed drastically and became more vivid after I changed the settings!
The Magna Latch Vertical Pull allows for horizontal and vertical adjustment even after it is installed.
The squirrel thief, turned back from jumping over the wall , upended the mouse trap it had just stolen and bashed it hard on the end to try to release the seed. It broke it, so succeeded but, at that point, I took action and it dropped the trap into the garden and fled over the wall itself. One of our distinctly less desirable imports from North America.
These photos chronicle the making of an adjustable stem. Someone contacted me from another state wanting a stem to help him fit his tandem better. I thought I would make an adjustable stem so he could dial in the fit and send it back so I could measure and make a final version. Well, it's been a journey!
Since this will live it's life as a tool for fitting bikes, I didn't spend as much time on the finish work as I would a real stem that was going to live on a bike. The adjustable version is heavy, clunky and extreme. The real one will be elegant, sleek and strong.