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FEB
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PAGB NewslettersThe PAGB (Photographic Alliance of Great Britain) issue regular newsletters that may be of interest to our membership You can subscribe to the service and have them emailed directly in your inbox by going to www.pagbnews.co.uk/ and using the 'Sign Up' button. Click here |
22
JAN
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Merit & Cumulative resultsHere is a link to the folder for the Merit Print and Digital results and cumulative results |
19
FEB
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3
MAR
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SPS HistoryHere is a document about the Club's history which members may find of interest. It was written by Ian Thompson, an Honorary member, he is still with us although does not come to the club now. He wrote this for our Millennium exhibition, held at Rowley's house. Ian is very keen on keeping the memories of the club alive. Ian is a very keen natural history photographer, botany and insects. He has been president of the club and he was also chairman for a number of years of the Shrewsbury Open Colour Slide Exhibition (SOCSE), now known as SOPE. |
5
JAN
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COVID19 and our meetingsPlease read the following information, whether attending any SPS club event or SPS club meeting, formal or informal. COVID-19 risk assessment and key recommendations Your committee are looking into the current COVID-19 recommendations, and instructions that form part of our licence to use the Hermitage. A risk assessment document has been posted onto the website at: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2m9bre9w9u7u5rt/Covid-19%20Risk%20assessment%20-%20rev%20D.pdf?dl=0 Please copy and paste this link into your web browser. |
8
MAR
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Guidance on Preparing Prints for CompetitionsMore guidance from Judy, this time on how to best present your images entered into our print competitions. |
8
MAR
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Resize in LightroomHere is a guide to resizing photos to 1600 x 1200 for Club Competitions using Lightroom Export |
8
MAR
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A Library of InformationHere is a link to a folder containing various information regarding photography, which you may find of interest: How to upload images to the website for competitions Image resizing for competitions, How to prepare prints for competitions, Photoshop resizing Actions, Compositional aids and Sunrise Chart, Darkening or lightening using layer masks, Focus stacking in Photoshop, How to "light up a lamp" in Photoshop, How to find out the shutter count for your camera A printable chart for use with long exposure ND Filters to keep in the camera bag, Apps for Night scape photography, How to remove Blue Haze from photos. |
1
NOV
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Uploading images to the website for competitionsHere you will find a document on how to upload images to the website for competitions. Note that once you have uploaded images they cannot be changed. Amendments must be notified directly to the competition organiser. competitions@shropshire-photographic.org.uk |
21
NOV
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Shutter CountIf you are thinking of trading your camera in for a new one, you will need to know your shutter count. There are websites you can upload a photo to, but here is a simple method in photoshop. |
20
APR
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Guidance on Resizing Digital ImagesJudy Mainwaring gives us the benefit of her expertise in the resizing of digital images in Photoshop into a format suitable for our projector. If you would like photoshop actions, please email Judy on competitions@shropshire-photographic.org.uk |
24
JUN
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Belle Vue Arts Festival ResultsHere are the results of the voting for the best print at the Belle Vue Arts Photography Exhibition Congratulations to Ian Kidd for the winning image, "Starling Portrait". Second was Liz Hinton's "Please take a Seat", Third was Richard Down's Stile above Priest Weston. 4th was "White Tailed Sea Eagle about to Dive by Judy Mainwaring and 5th= was "Blue Moon over Kingsland Bridge" by Dic Bickerton and "The Aurora at Geyser" by Gail Richards |
3
SEP
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Slideshow of 2023-24 competition winning imagesFollowing the opening meeting on 2nd September here is a link to the slideshow of last season's winning images The slideshow will only play on a PC and you will need to download it to view. It is safe to run, so you can ignore any messages about it being unsafe and choose "run anyway" |