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I get great action shots by shooting video and grabbing single frames for prints. Here's a single frame from a 1080P video from the SX230.

I just got a Canon SX 230 HS. Love it. Awesome little camera. It takes amazing quality video too. It takes way better pictures than my DSLR.... because I never seem to have the "monster" DSLR with me. (It's a Canon too. And yes... it takes better pictures than the point and shoot but I do hardly...

Now that's how it's done! Good job Mike! This may or may not be helpful as you have now added your contact info to your signature, but you might want to consider changing the homepage link in your profile. If a new Signs101er clicks it they will be taken to the Merritt Graphics homepage where...

Turns out it's not a standalone... it's a plugin for Photoshop. I'm trying to figure out how to install a plugin as we speak. (never done it before)

Here's a standalone you can try for free. http://www.topazlabs.com/infocus/#3

Don't you just drag one point over the other?

It is very well done. I bet McDonald's wasn't too happy about it when it came out.

I hear ya Bobby. Try to spin it into a positive... stuff like you describe just makes my stuff look better. I think we've strayed a wee teeny bit off topic here... I say let smarter people than me decide who gets in... like our fearless leader Fred.

Very nice Steve!

I stand by my opinion. :supersmilie:

Maybe it was Mike... :ROFLMAO:

Or Cooper Black! :thumb:

Cool. Me and my old Yamaha would have loved those roads.

I like Papyrus and Comic Sans. I use them whenever it suits the job at hand. Comic Sans is an easy weeder... Papyrus... not so much.

Corn cob....

Now that would be one tough stencil. Good idea.

I use paint mask vinyl for stencils. They are single use though.

Heh

:goodpost: This has been going on for years. If you bothered to fix the problem you would not have to stomp out these embarrassing little fires and you would make more money.

Lay the vinyl, use masking tape to define the cut and cut with a box cutter. That's how I did it anyway.