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Old June 13th, 2008   #1 (permalink)
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How about overlays that incorporate the general rules for compisitionof photography. Rule of Thirds, Golden Rectangle, etc...
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I love the idea… a good point of view
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Can you show an example............please.
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bad idea, do it by eye imo.
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bad idea, do it by eye imo.
at least a 3x3 insteads of a 4x3.
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