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photography related jokes 2007-09-06 22:06:01 Visited the Practical Photography Forum this morning as usual and saw this Joke about photography
. So would like to share with our PixelRaves readers.
Source: http://www.photographymags.co.uk
The Roberts were unable to conceive children and decided to use a surrogate father to start their family.
On the day the proxy father was to arrive, Mr. Roberts kissed his wife goodbye and said, “Well, I’m off now; the man should be here soon.”
Half an hour later, just by chance, a door-to-door baby photographer happened to ring the doorbell, hoping to make a sale.
Good morning, Ma’am”, he said, “I’ve come to…”
Oh, no need to explain,” Mrs. Roberts cut in, embarrassed, “I’ve been expecting you.”
“Have you really?” said the photographer. “Well, that’s good. Did you know babies are my specialty?”
“Well that’s what my husband and I had hoped. Please come in and have a seat”
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google’s picasa - how to use 2007-09-05 21:45:40 I uses Picasa most of the time to enhance my photographs. I find it more simple and useful if compared to a much complicated Adobe Photoshop. Here some steps on how to use this tool.
Step 1: Double click to open the picture you would like to enhance
Step 2: Now you are in the editing view
Step 3: Click the Tuning tab, adjust Highlights to increase the brightness and adjust the Shadows to increase the contrast of the photo. This photo color too warm, I have adjusted the Color Temperature to left to reduce the warmness.
Step 4: Now click on Effects tab for more enhancement. I have selected Saturation and to give the photo a little bit more vivid.
Step 5: Next, I click Glow to give the photo some gauzy glow feel.
Step 6: I would like to make the blue sky darker to simulate polarizer effect. I have used Graduated Tint and adjust the Feather value to maximum to give the smoothest feel and increase the Shade value to darken the sky.
Now I am done and satisfied with the result and I am
google’s picasa - image-cataloging software 2007-09-04 20:49:08 With more people keeping digital artwork and photographs on their computers in bulk, image-cataloguing software is a booming sector. One absolutely free option that you might want to try is Google’s Picasa.
Picasa is more like a great photo organizer than it is a photo editor. It does have some features to fix photo mistakes. The greatest feature of this product is its organizing capabilities. It is also one of the easiest to use programs that I have used. The screens are simple, friendly and intuitive. There are also some limited ways to share your photos including a unique online sharing method called “Hello.”
This software is Vista compatible.
Pros
Picasa is free. Integrates with other free Google services (Blogger, Web Albums, and Hello).
Picasa is extremely easy to use.
Provides good red-eye removal, quick fixes and effects, and online sharing options.
Editing info is stored in INI files, making all edits reversible without saving multiple versions.
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photoshop LAB color 2007-09-03 22:59:38
LAB is one of the most prominent ways of many to define color. The L stands for Luminosity or Lightness, and the A and the B don’t actually stand for anything, but refer to the ‘green-red axis’ and ‘blue-yellow axis’ respectively. Accurately describing color on a whole is very difficult; an easy example to describe this is the color red. Everyone knows via RGB definition that red is universally referred to as 255,0,0.
However, for you to know the exact color someone is describing, you would need to look at what Photoshop Color Settings they have, due to the number of different definitions there are for RGB. This is where LAB Color comes in, as there is only one Photoshop LAB setting.
1. The first step is to find and image. I’ve selected this image because it has some details to demonstrate the LAB correction in action. However, you can also follow this tutorial with your own images. This photo is contributed by Philipcs.
2. Its always a good p
wordpress plugins 2007-08-28 04:19:25 I was setting up this blog and came across some of these plugins which I’ve used for the website. Decided to share it out with you guys. These are only some of the plugins, click here for more.
If you’re not familiar with wordpress, click on this wordpress.org. Its a blogging software, which I think is the easiest to use and familiarize with. Enjoy.
Adsense-Deluxe - Helps integrate Google Adsense advertisements into your website (including into individual posts). Also supports Yahoo Publisher Network (YPN).
Akismet - This tool checks your comments against the Akismet web service to see if its spam or not. Its the best anti-spamming plugin for WordPress. Comes with the lastest version of Wordpress.
flickrRSS - Integrate the photos from a flickr rss feed into your site. Show flickr photos on your website.
Fuzzy recent posts - Displays the most recently posted entries on your web site.
Ultimate Tagging Warrior - This is the best tag system for Wordpress. You can use ca
urban sunset 2007-09-28 06:41:39 Do you like to shoot sunset? However you do not have time to go to beach or mountain? Not a problem, sunsets are ubiquitous. No matter where you live, you get one every day. You can also shoot sunset at your door step or through your high rise office windows.
Here are some of the techniques I used to shoot sunset:
Stable Your Camera – The best way to stable your camera is mount your camera on tripod. Nothing beat this option. Beside that, use remote release cable or IR remote release to trigger the shutter in order to prevent camera shake.
Camera Setting – I always use Aperture Priority mode and use the lowest ISO. If your camera have Sunset scene mode, use it, camera will decide the optimum setting for you. The most important is turning your camera flash OFF.
Light Metering – Try to having a bit of under-exposure will allow you to get more vivid colors of the setting sun. There are two ways to achieve correct exposure when
web tool of the month - september ‘07 2007-09-27 03:39:37
PP showed me this website this morning. Its a cool website to edit your photo online. I’ve explored it and find it way too cool hence I’ll share this out with you guys.
This website is called Picnik. It is Flash based, and so far its the fastest of the bunch. User interface wise, it is the most intuitive. I like this site’s color scheme, its soft colours is the current trend.
You’ll need to register to use this tool. Complete the simple registration form and you’re free to use the tool. One thing that I like about this tool is you’re able to open your photos from flickr, picasa, facebook and photobucket. I chose to connect to my photobucket’s images.
Some other cool features that comes with this web application are auto-fix, rotate, crop, resize, exposure, colors, sharpen and reducing red-eye. You can undo and redo the changes and also zoom in and out of your photo. Wow, thats way too cool and convenient. You should go and try it out an Read more:lsquo
how to correct converging verticals 2007-09-23 22:37:33
Converging verticals problem is common when you are taking photos of buildings, especially with wide angle lens. This happens when you point the camera upwards to include the top of the building.
Some likes this distorting effect to create striking building images. To get this effect, all you need to do is to get closer to the building and point your camera upwards to make an extreme viewpoint.
For those who don’t like this effect, there are ways to correct the distortion. In this tutorial, I’m going to fix it by using Adobe Photoshop.
You can use the transform tool to correct it. Press Ctrl + ‘ to turn on the gridlines. This will help when you’re transforming the photo. Press Ctrl + T to transform the image.
Next, you’ll need to press Ctrl + Shift and click on the point at the bottom right. Move the point inwards, until the building is in a straight line as the gridlines. Repeat the same to the point at the bottom left. Press Enter to confirm your
22 new compact cameras releases 2007-09-22 03:57:01 Canon, Olympus, Samsung and Sony have announced their latest compact camera. For the full list see below:
Camera: Sony Cybershot DSC-T70
Megapixel: 8MP
Zoom: 3x
Comment: A 3″ LCD touch screen and maximum 3200 ISO feature
Camera: Sony Cybershot DSC-T200
Megapixel: 8MP
Zoom: 5x
Comment: Huge 3.5″ LCD touch screen and Face Detection
Camera: Sony Cybershot DSC-H3
Megapixel: 8MP
Zoom: 10x
Comment: Advanced Sports Shooting mode with a strong zoom
Camera: Olympus FE-270
Megapixel: 7MP
Zoom: 3x
Comment: Entry level point and shoot with 2.5″ LCD screen
Camera: Olympus FE-280
Megapixel: 8MP
Zoom: 3x
Comment: TruePic III processor is joined by BrightCapture Technology
Camera: Olympus FE-290
Megapixel: 7MP
Zoom: 4x
Comment: Wideangle lens and 3″ LCD in the budget FE range
Camera: Olympus FE-300
Megapixel: 12MP
Zoom: 3x
Comment: A high resolution sensor and BrightCapture Technology
Camera: Olympus Stylus 790 SW
Megapixel: 7MP
Zoom: 3x
Comment: Shockproof and waterpr
freeware that help you to enhance, rescue and management your photos 2007-09-20 11:37:04
Here are some of the software that help you to enhance, rescue and management your photos
for FREE!!!
Pixmantec RawShooter essentials
RawShooter essentials is a fast, easy to use RAW image converter and processor that produces excellent results with minimal fuss.
Gimp
The GIMP is the GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed piece of software for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring.
Restoration 2.5
This useful software can be used to restore pictures wiped from your memory card!
LeechGet 2004
This handy software breaks down large file downloads into smaller parts, making downloading quicker.
Picasa 2
Google’s photo album - Picasa 2, offers a quick and easy way of organising and editing your digital photos.
VCW VicMan’s Photo Editor 7.9
This image editor has a wide selection of features, including over 100 filters and effects plus colour management tools.
Serif PhotoPlus 6
A nice little image-editing suite for you
images for the web 2007-09-19 21:32:36 Are you considering what size your image needs to be when you put it up on the web? In this example, I’m using an image with the width of 600 pixels. I opened the image using Photoshop, and changed the image to 600 pixels in width. Then set the resolution to 72 pixels. That is the standard setting for screen display.
To save your image for websites, select File > Save for Web. I’m assuming that most people will have broadband speeds of at least 512 Kbps and we will base our image optimization on this speed. In the Save for Web dialog box, click on the Preview Menu button (small round button with a triangle pointing right) and select Size/Download Time 512 Kbps.
This is important for evaluating our download speeds later. During the Save for Web process it is essential that you compare the visual appearance of the optimized image against the original. To achieve this, simply select the 2-Up tab (top left corner) and you will see a before and after version of the ima
something that must have in my camera bag - filters 2007-09-17 22:34:24 Every time i pack my camera bag, besides UV filter which already mounted on my lenses, I will make sure CPL and ND 8 filters are packed.
UV filter is a must in order to protect your glasses from scratches but try to avoid those filter do not have HMC because cheap filter might cause ghosting image in some focal length and some lighting situation. Many people think Hoya HMC filter is expensive. In fact, Hoya HMC price is not much different with Hoya standard filter.
Another filter is CPL, it allow you to capture the blue sky, enhance the saturation and cut through the reflection which you can’t achieve through post processing.
This Picture captured with Hoya CPL to enhance the blue sky.
This Picture captured with Hoya CPL to cut through the water reflection at the bottom.
Another filter is ND (Neutral Density) filter, it can help you to slow down the shutter speed during bright day bright in order to achieve special blur effect in day time.
ND8 has been used to achieve the slow Read more:something
smart object in photoshop 2007-09-17 03:55:22
In photoshop, anyone who’s scaled an image down, changed their mind and then tried to stretch the image to its original size will know of the pixellated mess that occurs.
This can now be avoided with the Smart Objects feature. It allows you to scale the image like a vector object. You can reduce and enlarge a photo without loosing the image quality. This feature is only available in photoshop CS2 and above. By using the Smart Object feature, the original image is embedded in the layer so any resizing that occurs calls on the original hi-res version.
1. To add a smart object, all you need to do is go to File > Place.
2. Choose your picture and click place. Your image will open with a bounding box around it. Use this to scale the image. Hold down Shift key and drag the corner point. After that press Enter to confirm your selection.
3. This is your Smart Object layer. Your Smart Object should have a little page icon in the bottom right corner of the layer’s thumbnai
what are the stupid things that you might do in photography? 2007-09-13 19:50:24
Suddenly this question hit into my head. If we know what are the common problems, we really can avoid them
1. Leaving the ISO set to 1600 when you are shooting in bright daylight
2. Arriving at your location and found out you didn’t bring memory card or film
3. Not using tripod for slow shutter speeds and then discovering all your photos are blurred
4. Putting a filter in your jacket pocket, taking the jacket off and then sitting on it
5. Picking up your camera bag when it’s not zipped up and the contents drop out
6. Forget to charge your batteries and only found out after you have leaved home
7. Failing in the river, lake, sea when you are carrying your camera bag which all your gears are in
8. Turning up to photograph an event the day AFTER the event (is it possible? hehe)
I have also created a thread in Lowyat.net & ClubSnap.com, see what other forumers said….
Lowyat.net: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/518677
ClubSnap.com: http://forum.clubsnap.com/showt Read more:things
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defining styles with CSS 2007-09-13 01:48:47
The purpose of CSS is to allow the designer to define formatting details such as fonts, element sizes, and colors, and apply those formatting to HTML pages. Show below are some of the different methods to apply CSS.
lnline Styles
The simplest method of adding CSS styles to your web pages is to use inline styles. Its applied via style attribute. Inline style do not require selectors. All you need is only a style declaration. It clearly identifies the element to which the style is to be applied. See example below.
The disadvantage of this method is they can’t be reused. In another way, its means if you want to apply the style above to another p element, you will have to type it again in that element’s style attribute. This will also make the page difficult to maintain. Its because once you would like to change a particular thing ex. the color element, you will have to go through all the styles and change one by one.
Embedded Styles
This style uses style element to apply to you
cross-processing effect using cmyk mode 2007-10-03 02:10:21
I’ve recently helped PP in a wedding photography project. Shown below is one of the photo from the event and I’m going to apply a cross-processing effect
on it. Applying the effect in this particular photo helps in bringing out the vibrant colors.
Actually, cross-processing means developing color print or slide film in the wrong chemicals. This causes wild color and contrast shifts and requires lots of trial and error. Image contrast is usually high with blown-out highlights, while the shadows tend toward dense shades of blue. Reds tend to be magenta, lips almost purple, and highlights normally have a yellow-green color cast.
Here’s how I create the cross-processing effect. First, convert your image to cmyk mode by clicking Image > Mode > CMYK color.
Next, bring up the Curves dialogue box by clicking Ctrl + M, or Image > Adjustments > Curves. Click on the slider and make sure the black is on the left and graduates to white on the right. I’m go
sRGB vs Adobe RGB 2007-10-01 02:55:27
PP asked me this question the other day. Which color space should he use to process his photographs? Lets start by understanding what color space is. Color Space is the way Photoshop defines Red, Green and Blue. It’s the RGB model that defines what the values of a specific color are represented. For example, at white, R is 255, G is 255 and B is 255.
Usually people who are new to color management would use sRGB. Adobe
RGB contains much more control when you’re using advanced color management techniques like printing with profiles and soft proofing.
Unless you’re experienced in these techniques, sRGB is the one you should use. One more thing that you have to take note is that with Adobe RGB, you won’t be able to make use of your color profile in other softwares that are non Adobe product.
tips: how to arrange your photo folders 2007-10-14 07:18:24 Some of you might having problem to organize and arrange your photo by date in Microsoft Windows. When you open up My Pictures folder, you have no idea what you took this series of photos. Today I would like to share with you how to arrange your photo folders in perfectly chronological order.
I use the following convention for naming folder on my PC:
YYYY-MM-DDD - Short Description of your series.
Examples:
2007-10-11 - Company Dinner @ TGI Fridays
2007-10-13 - Hari Raya Open House
By using this naming convention for your folder, you can easily sort your album with chronological order.
how to photograph fireworks 2007-10-13 07:18:12 MIFC (Malaysia International Fireworks Competition) ended on 2 September 2007 and we went for photo shooting on the 1st night 18 Aug. Some reader might asked, this event is outdated and it has passed more than 1 month, however I would like to share some tips and technique that I used and learned that you can use for next fireworks event like New Year.
Here are 8 tips and techniques that I have used and learned:
1. Reach the location earlier in order to get a good location with an unobstructed view.
2. Tripod is a must. No question ask even you have VR, IS, it doesn’t helps.
3. Set your camera’s ISO setting to lowest to prevent digital noise.
4. Turn the camera’s built-in flash OFF.
5. Use the Landscape Mode for Point and Shoot Camera or Infinity focus setting for DSLR.
6. Shoot at 5 to 10 second shutter speeds at around F8 to F16.
7. Use a remote release if you can—or use self timer to prevent camera shake while you are pressing the shutter.8. Include the foreground in som Read more:photograph
New Nikon D3 & D300 High ISO Photo Samples by Dave Einsel 2007-10-12 04:55:25 Dave Einsel - Professional photographer has published on his web page several D300 and D3 sample high ISO shots that are reaching up to ISO 25600. The photos have been cropped only without any other enhancement.These high ISO shots are quite impressive and even ISO 25600 shots are usable for small print.
In term of D300, the ISO 3200 and ISO 6400 shots are a bit noisy but still much better compared to Nikon
D200. I really can’t wait to see the comparison of high ISO of images from Nikon D300 & D3 with other maker like Canon 40D & 1D Mark III and Sony Alpha A700 shot at the same conditions.
Click the link below for all the sample shots taken by Dave Einsel:
Nikon D3 - http://galleries.daveeinsel.com/d3test/
Picture courtesy from www.dpreview.com
Nikon D300 - http://galleries.daveeinsel.com/d300test/
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photography tips: how to carry your bulky lightsphere 2007-10-11 03:49:50 Gary Fong’s Lightsphere is a great flash diffuser to create soft and even flash lighting. The only problem I found out is this diffuser too bulky and quite inconvenient to carry around. However, I have overcame this problem with a little bit of DIY.
Prepare the following items:
1 Velcro Cable Organizer
1 Hook
Tie the velcro around the Lightsphere and hook it onto your bag … tada…. you are done !
Here is the end result
Hope you find it useful. Read more:photography
step by step to create tilt & shift lens effect in photoshop 2007-10-09 21:44:55 One of the fancier lenses in the world of SLR and digital SLR (DSLR) photography is the tilt-shift lens. Architectural photographers use tilt-shift lenses to eliminate the perspective distortions that sometimes give buildings the appearance of falling over. Aerial photographers use them to make large cities look like toy models. Art and portrait photographers use them to control exactly where the focus falls.
Tilt and Shift lens can create
nice effect
but it will cost you a bomb as well. One of the samples of T&S lens is Lensbabies. 2.0 version cost USD$150 and 3G version cost USD$270 (http://www.lensbabies.com)
However, you can fake the Tilt and Shift effect by using Adobe Photoshop and today I will show you step by step how to do this.
Open up your photo and make any usual correction before start step 1.
Step 1: Click the Quick Mask mode button.
Step 2: Select Gradient Tool to indicate the parts of the image that you want to blur. Go to option bar at the top of the screen and c
remove underline in links with css style 2007-10-09 02:09:36
By default, whenever you add a link in your webpage, its underlined and displays in a different colour from the rest of the text. However, there might be times when you want to remove the underline. Here’s how to do it.
I uses the text-decoration property to remove the underlines from link text. By default, the browser will set it to underline. To remove the underline, all you need to do is to set the text-decoration property to “none”.
Is removing underline a bad idea?
Underlining links
is a standard convention followed by all web browsers and, consequently, users expect to see links underlined. Removing the underline from links that appear within text can make it very difficult for people to realize that these words are in fact links, and not just highlighted text. There are other ways in which you can style links so they look attractive, and removing the underline is rarely, if ever, necessary.
Links that are used as part of a menu, or appear in some other
extreme contrast effect - photoshop action download 2007-10-04 03:43:46
Click here to download the photoshop action file.
I’ve learn this extreme contrasteffect
from a photoshop tutorial website. I’ll use another photo from our previous wedding photo shootout. You’ll be able to download the action file for Photoshop, at the end of the article.
First, duplicate a copy of the “Background” layer (original image). To duplicate, press Ctrl + J.
Desaturate this layer by clicking Ctrl + Shift + U. Duplicate another layer by clicking on “Layer 1″, and click Ctrl + J again.
With “Layer 1 copy” selected, change the blending mode to Screen, and Opacity 50%.
Duplicate the original “Background” layer. Click on the “Background” layer, and press Ctrl + J. Move the duplicated background layer to the top of the pallete. With the “Background copy” layer still selected, change the blending to Overlay.
With the “Background copy” layer still selected, press Shift +
The 2007 POP Awards 2007-10-18 02:27:46 Today Popular Photography & Imaging Magazine has announced their editors pick for 25 photography’s outstanding products.
Adobe Lightroom 1.1
Buffalo TeraStation Live
Canon EOS 40D
Epson PowerLite 1715c
Epson Stylus Photo 1400
Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro
HP Photosmart C7180
Kodak Custom Creations
Kodak EasyShare Z885
Mpix Books
Nik Dfine 2.0
Nikon D40x
Nikon 55-200mm f/4-5.6G DX AF-S VR
Nokia N95
Olympus Evolt E-510
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3
Pentax DA 70mm f/2.4 limited
Ricoh Caplio GX100
Samsung L74 Wide
Sekonic L-758DR Digital Master
Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 EX DC Macro
Sony Alpha 700 DSLR
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9
Tamron 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II Macro
Tokina 50-135mm f/2.8 Pro DX Af
Read the original post here: http://www.popphoto.com/popularphotographyfeatures/4707/the-2007-pop-awards.html Read more:Awards
get organised with backpack 2007-10-16 02:40:08
Wondering where to get a web service that consists of calendar, to-do lists, notes, files and image storage? Backpack is the one. What I like about this site is their feature of calendar and reminders that can be sent via email or to your cell phone at predefined times. You also can tag pages so that its easier to find or group those related pages together.
With backpack, you can keep track of things to do and places to see on your next vacation, plan a home improvement project, organize a wedding, keep track of houses you’re considering buying, gather information for a research project, and plenty more. See examples of how you can use Backpack.
Another thing that I like about Backpack is that you can share your pages with your friends or colleagues. All you need to do is to click the “Sharing” link on any Backpack page, enter someone’s email address. An email will be sent to them and then they can view the page too. This is the simplest way of collaborat
best blog designs - october ‘07 2007-10-22 03:20:32
Here are more collections of best blog designs for the month of October. Some of these designs are free for use. Mainly, they’re attractive because they use small details to decorate the site, use colorful header and they’re structured properly for the ease of reading. In my opinion, proper structure is very important to present the contents of your blog to the viewers.
Click on screen shots to get to the sites. Let me know if I’ve missed out any good design. Let me know in the comments!
Related links: best blog designs - september &lsquo
;07
Deadly Viper
Fabrik1 Design
Adi Pintilie
TickerVille
Alex Buga
Discerning Reader
Create Here
Spoon Graphics
Rob Goodlatte
Buffalo
tips: how to reduce shadow with reflector 2007-10-27 03:45:26 Lighting is the key of success for macro photography. If the lighting too dim you might surfer from slow shutter speed whereas under the bright sun light, you will get hash and ugly shadow on your object.
One of the cheapest and easiest method to reduce
hash shadow is use the white card / board as a reflector.
See through the view finder carefully while adjusting the reflector to reflect some sun light into the shadow area.
PP in action:
Without reflector, you can see some hash and ugly shadow on the petals.
With reflector, the shadow area been filled by nature light.
get $25 from widgetbucks upon signup 2007-10-24 21:48:58
A colleague of mine recently introduce me to sign up for WidgetBucks. Its another advertisement panel for your blog. Upon signup, you’ll straightaway be awarded with $25.
So what is WidgetBucks? WidgetBucks features pay-per-click shopping widgets that help our customers make money fast. They instantly display the most popular products based on buying trends of 100 million shoppers. Thus they are highly engaging, which means instant dollars for the customers. Their widgets see $3-$6 CPM — pretty good compared to traditional ad networks that deliver less than $2 CPM.
It’ll only take you 3 easy steps to sign up. Click here to go to the sign up page. On that page, you’ll be required to enter your email address and password for the account.
After that you’ll be taken to a page where you will customize your widget. You will have to choose a name for your widget. Next, enter the website url where you will place the widget. Then, choose the size that you wa
font spotting - free fonts for oct ‘07 2007-10-24 01:15:20
While surfing the site, I came across some nice fonts that is free for download. I’ve preselected a few of the nice fonts to share it out with you guys. They’re a selection of serif and san serif typefaces. Do drop by my website often as I will gather more fonts for the monthly downloads.
Legendum
Legendum is a typeface not unlike MS’s Verdana. It has been made for optimal screen readibility. It is anti-aliased on Windows as well. It now contains all normal Latin characters as well as all Greek characters, plus punctuation. All are instructed. I use this permanently on my desktop, and have found it extremely nice to look at for longer stretches of time.
Download this font
Garogier
Garogier is a typeface not unlike Garamond (hence the name). It will have optical size through its instructions (i.e. at low sizes, also when it is used on a high-resolution device such as a printer, the characters are changed slightly to increase readablity). This is supported by Wi Read more:lsquo
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