Nat Coalson will be teaching a Lightroom class in Denver on March 20-21. Information and registration may be found at:
Current and recent club members have been added into the mailing list. Members should receive an email notifying you of new posts to the club’s website. This post is included.
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I have added a page that contains links files that contain presentations made at previous club meetings. Please follow the link to:
I have uploaded the presentation made at the February 2010 club meeting.
- Panorama (PDF)
Please click on the link to view the presentation.
As you know, we meet on the 4th Tuesday of every month. The next club meeting will be on February 23, 2010. Meeting starts at 6:30 pm.
Visitors Are Always Welcome
Main Program
Everything you need to know about Panorama’s. The program will cover the following topics relating to panorama’s:
- What is a Panorama?
- What equipment is available.
- What equipment do you really require.
- How to take a panorama. Horizontal and vertical orientations, exposure, white balance.
- How to stitch images.
- Printing.
Image Review
February will be “Image Projection” month. Please refer to the submissions page for more details.
Note to Denver Digital club members. The club has perhaps the biggest and best library of digital photography DVD’s and books of any camera club in the country. It is now in the process of planning another expansion. We are always open to suggestions of educational digital DVD’s and books, but are actually seeking them this time of the year. Please post any requests that you may have here or in the Forum.
Reminder to Denver Digital club members. Check the Forum link for some great posts on techniques, tutorials, digital program handouts, white papers, tips and interesting blogs. There are over 80 such posts that you can access at this time, and the list is growing. You can also use it to blog with other club members or ask questions, especially anything about the club that you prefer not be on the public part.
We have been getting a good number of visitors to our website on a daily basis. However, no club members have left any comments on the Home page! Perhaps members are unsure of how to leave a comment? It is easy to leave a comment:
- To the right of the post title is a link “Leave a Comment”. Click on this link.
- A comment page is displayed.
- Supply your name, email address and a your comment.
- There is a “Captcha” image on the page; this is to prevent spamming by robots.
- Read the the text of image and key into the Captcha Code field.
- Press the Submit Comment button.
You may also leave comments on many of the other pages. For example, on the Suggestion pages. The procedure is similar.
That’s all there is to it.
At the January meeting we had suggestions from club members for topics to be covered by monthly programs. We also voted on various topics. The results of these suggestions are presented below for each of the categories Input, Edit, Output.
Please feel free to add more comments and add more votes. This will help us prepare and select programs for the future.
Program that were suggested included:
- Scanning Fundamentals
- Digital Nature Photography
- Perfect Digital Exposure
- Sensor Cleaning
- Understanding & Using Metadata, Keywords
- Color to B&W Conversion
Please refer the the Programs page for a complete list of program suggestions. Please feel free to suggest and to vote your preferred topics. Please do so below, or on the Program suggestions page.
Thank you.




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