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How do you think this was taken?

Postby Photography~girl~ » Fri Aug 07, 2009 5:18 pm

So my bro ended up in the news paper yesterday!(well, it wasn't about him. its really for the team, but he was in the shot. :lol: )
Well i looked at the photo and it looks well.....here.
http://www.auburnpub.com/articles/2009/ ... orts03.txt
(on my desktop, forwhatever reason, all i can see if a little red 'x' for the pic. it works on my dad's laptop and my papa's laptop sooo, hopefully it'll work for you guys. if not, let me know. (: )
it looks like, in my VERY UN-professional opinion, the photographer used a flash? I think. i am not a 100% sure, and i am curious.(a few weeks back my mom took a pic of me at sunset with the flash, and looks like there is a screen behind me. soo, that's the reason i think the photographer might've used a flash) So i thought i'd ask you guys - the pros. :D
anyway.
thanks. :)
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Re: How do you think this was taken?

Postby Edd » Fri Aug 07, 2009 11:02 pm

Sorry AK I just get the little red 'X' as well.

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Re: How do you think this was taken?

Postby Bonish Photo » Sat Aug 08, 2009 10:33 pm

All I'm getting is the Little Red X too :?
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Re: How do you think this was taken?

Postby Mitchell » Sun Aug 09, 2009 7:05 am

I get a X also...
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Re: How do you think this was taken?

Postby Photography~girl~ » Sun Aug 09, 2009 11:19 am

arrrrrggggg. looked at it again on my dad's laptop - and it was an X. Arg. I have no idea why its doing this...or how i can get that X to go away! any ideas??
"its the little things that make all the difference"
I'm a.k, a highschool student and learning all the things the Canon Rebel XSI can offer...advice is more then welcome. (:
*photo editing okay*
http://www.flickr.com/photos/umpiresphotographer
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Re: How do you think this was taken?

Postby Bonish Photo » Mon Aug 10, 2009 11:23 am

The Red X means where ever they have it hosted is either down, or they've removed it from the hosting site

Nothing you can do unless you copied the photo to your computer
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Re: How do you think this was taken?

Postby Photography~girl~ » Mon Aug 10, 2009 2:21 pm

Bonish Photo wrote:The Red X means where ever they have it hosted is either down, or they've removed it from the hosting site

Nothing you can do unless you copied the photo to your computer



:( well that stinks. I don't think we saved it...we're getting a hard copy of the paper when we see my bro in a day. :D You'll be seeing more umpire shots sometime soon. :D
"its the little things that make all the difference"
I'm a.k, a highschool student and learning all the things the Canon Rebel XSI can offer...advice is more then welcome. (:
*photo editing okay*
http://www.flickr.com/photos/umpiresphotographer
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