Sebastian Yepes's blog

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After this week-end i have come to the conclusion that our photographic style can also be altered, affected or even better it can evolve by all the images and stories that surround us in are daily bases.

Before watching the old b&w film The Big Combo (Joseph Lewis, 1955) and seeing the spectacular and impacting photographies of Sebastião Salgado, i wasn't really attracted too much with the monochrome or the "film noir" photography style, but now i have just gotten addicted with it!!!
But note, by the same way we can make our photographic style evolve and mature but we can also lose it so watch out at what you look..

In the following weeks i will be posting the photographies (Tagged "The Change") that made me think about this change.

Have you ever wondered what F-Stop, ISO, FocalLength and so on you use most?, will now you can generate some nice graphics like the shown below.

gfx_date.jpg	gfx_af_points.jpg
gfx_iso.jpg	gfx_ExposureProgram.jpg

This is just the initial release so if you find any bugs or just want to help or contribute with some coding you are all welcomed, here's how to get started

Documentation: http://exif-graph.rubyforge.org/doc/
Download: http://rubyforge.org/projects/exif-graph/

Note: You can also download my own DS_FILE file (Generated at: 14/11/07) so you can generate some example graphics right out the box. ;-)

Hi all,

I am back from passing the past weekend in Bilbao,Spain.
This short trip has served me to demystifying all the not so good info i was told about this city by others and visit my ancestors hometown..

I finally have to say that it is a wonder-full city for visiting and the people are very nice..

Tech-Notes:

• Back with 7GB of RAW photos ;-) / Hope i get some time off to PP all this material
  
• Duration 3 night..

I have just decided to go with the PRO account after being unable to upload images (Quota limit), so from now on you can expect more activity in my Photo Stream..

Living the PRO life.. ohh YES!! jeje

Hi all,

I just have one question about how the NonPro user storage/transfers quota is calculated.

Today I accidently uploaded some high resolution images (5MB files) and deleted all the uploaded images after detecting it, now I am trying to uploading the low res images (100 <-> 300 KB) but I can’t upload them because my NonPro user quota has exceeded.

- Is the user quota calculated based on file transfers or by image storage?

Thanks in advance for the help..

I have just got back from vacations with 20Gb of photos to process, hope I have some time this week to post some of them

Regards to all happy vacations for the ones that are starting them.

Hi all, well it's time for some vacations this will be my travelling itenary 4,131 km ;-)

• Barcelona
• Lorient
• Paris
• Remiremont (Les Vosges)
• Sens (Bourgogne)
• Lorient
• Barcelona

Travelling itenery

Currect equipment:
        Camera: Nikon D200
        Lenses: AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.4D | AF Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G VR
        Lighting gear: Nikon Speedlight SB-800 + Manfrotto stand + WestCott 43" umbrelas..
        PP (PostProssesing): Apple PB 12" + Adobe Lightroom + PS CS3 + Check out my WorkFlow..

My Wish list:
        Lens: Nikon 14mm f/2.8 AF-D | Nikon 17-35mm f/2.8D AF-S ED-IF
        Other: Manfrotto Tripod 190XPROB + Head 468MGRC2

If someone is really interested in the equipment I use..

Since I started shooting in RAW format back in 2004, my digital workflow has evolved dramatically. I’ve used most of the RAW processing software out there available for Mac OS X and even Linux, but I always ended up coming back to Adobe® Camera RAW (ACR)¹ as my primary RAW processing tool. It’s just the fastest and simplest one out there, at least in my opinion.

Check out the rest of this post at: sebastian.yepes.in/blog/2007/5/18/workflow_v1_0

Hope is helpful for anyone.