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 03/02/2010 03:41:33 PM · #26
A little bit of hunting turned up this. Check out their photo samples. Ugghhh I also noticed that her website is gone, and the Internet Archive has no past archives of the site. She must have set up the robot.txt file to exclude it from being listed anymore.
 03/02/2010 03:50:26 PM · #27
Originally posted by ti_evom:
A little bit of hunting turned up this. Check out their photo samples. Ugghhh I also noticed that her website is gone, and the Internet Archive has no past archives of the site. She must have set up the robot.txt file to exclude it from being listed anymore.

Ugh. That one in the gym with the hands superimposed on the wall (under the basketball net no doubt) is a real keeper.
 03/02/2010 04:32:26 PM · #28
My wife watches these Court shows almost every day. She DVR'ed it and when I got home from work he other day she made me watch it because she knew I would get a kick out of it. It's awesome that it was picked up on. Maybe it can be used in my marketing to make sure the couple know who they are hiring. I know what f stop my lens is.
 03/02/2010 04:37:31 PM · #29
Originally posted by TonyT:
My wife watches these Court shows almost every day. She DVR'ed it and when I got home from work he other day she made me watch it because she knew I would get a kick out of it. It's awesome that it was picked up on. Maybe it can be used in my marketing to make sure the couple know who they are hiring. I know what f stop my lens is.


But do you have a tripod?
 03/02/2010 04:42:05 PM · #30
It was hilarious!!!!
 03/02/2010 04:45:46 PM · #31
Originally posted by larryslights:
Originally posted by TonyT:
My wife watches these Court shows almost every day. She DVR'ed it and when I got home from work he other day she made me watch it because she knew I would get a kick out of it. It's awesome that it was picked up on. Maybe it can be used in my marketing to make sure the couple know who they are hiring. I know what f stop my lens is.


But do you have a tripod?


Sure. I need a tripod for my camera I use at weddings. I also have the black velvet cloth over the back of the camera that I stick my head under.
 03/02/2010 04:49:58 PM · #32
Originally posted by TonyT:
Originally posted by larryslights:
Originally posted by TonyT:
My wife watches these Court shows almost every day. She DVR'ed it and when I got home from work he other day she made me watch it because she knew I would get a kick out of it. It's awesome that it was picked up on. Maybe it can be used in my marketing to make sure the couple know who they are hiring. I know what f stop my lens is.


But do you have a tripod?


Sure. I need a tripod for my camera I use at weddings. I also have the black velvet cloth over the back of the camera that I stick my head under.


Hahaha, I definitely don't usually bring a tripod to weddings, I count on my trusty steady arm. If I knew lighting was going to be awful I'd probably throw my tripod in the trunk just in case.
 03/02/2010 05:00:04 PM · #33
ha! I watched that..LOLOL...
 03/02/2010 05:30:44 PM · #34
Originally posted by Louis:

Ugh. That one in the gym with the hands superimposed on the wall (under the basketball net no doubt) is a real keeper.


That one scared me!
I wish we had these kind of shows in the UK, this is hilarious :D
 03/02/2010 05:41:08 PM · #35
Originally posted by larryslights:
The facial expression of the woman in blue with the big hair behind the photographer are hilarious.

Start watching at about 3:30. The real payoff is at 3:45.


Hey man! Thanks for that!! Soooooooooooooooo funny!!


03/02/2010 05:56:45 PM · #36
Didnt know he was a Photog! nicee
 03/02/2010 06:30:11 PM · #37
ROFL!
She really ran into a buzz saw... thought the judge wouldn't know a little about photography, did she? Guess she found out different! Boy, it's people like this that give honest, hard-working photogs a bad name.
 03/02/2010 06:50:44 PM · #38
Originally posted by ti_evom:
A little bit of hunting turned up this. Check out their photo samples. Ugghhh I also noticed that her website is gone, and the Internet Archive has no past archives of the site. She must have set up the robot.txt file to exclude it from being listed anymore.


wow.......

In addition to not knowing how fast her lens is, she apparently does has never heard of white balance from the looks of her color work, nor does she understand what that little graphy histo-thingy is (from looking at the long shot of the bridal gown). And the hand shot is BAD, but the hand shot on the wall is scary BA-AAA-AAAAAAAAAA-AAAAAAAAAAD

On the other hand, if you want to remember your special day with pasty, ashen skin tones, blown highlights, and cheesy, poorly implemented "effects" then she is clearly your go-to choice.
 03/02/2010 07:19:59 PM · #39
this kind of says it all, from the YOuTube comments. JPG medium res, saved over the originals?! Epic FAIL, amateur hour and she is lucky to get away with $2500.

>>veeringoff (7 hours ago)

I work at a professional studio in the city where the plaintiff lives. she brought us the photographs to see if there was any way to fix them. after looking at the EXIF data on the JPEGS that she had, we found that the defendant photographed in JPEG, medium resolution, ISO 1600, Srgb colorspace. Upon doing her edits the defendant used a free online editing program and saved over the originals. The color of the 4x6's from WalMart were horrendous with virtually no shadow detail and color casting<<

03/02/2010 07:49:08 PM · #40
I can't see her making a bride feel gorgeous on her special day, she has no idea I'm sure.

Medium res jpegs, rofl.
 03/02/2010 08:04:42 PM · #41
Man, can you imagine what this place would be like if Judge Brown was a member on DPC....
 03/02/2010 08:05:43 PM · #42
Originally posted by PGerst:
Man, can you imagine what this place would be like if Judge Brown was a member on DPC....




"Judge Brown for SC!"
 03/02/2010 08:36:47 PM · #43
Originally posted by PGerst:
Man, can you imagine what this place would be like if Judge Brown was a member on DPC....
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He might be a member!
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Message edited by author 2010-03-02 20:42:16.
 03/02/2010 09:14:24 PM · #44
I would add that, though the photography was substandard, the "judge" came off as an arrogant, pompous, know-it-all tool. He worded all his questions to emphasize his own "superior" knowledge and experience (but none of his work was up for inspection).
 03/02/2010 09:50:24 PM · #45
Originally posted by TonyT:
Originally posted by PGerst:
Man, can you imagine what this place would be like if Judge Brown was a member on DPC....
'

He might be a member!
Joe Brown
 03/02/2010 09:51:40 PM · #46
Originally posted by chromeydome:
I would add that, though the photography was substandard, the "judge" came off as an arrogant, pompous, know-it-all tool. He worded all his questions to emphasize his own "superior" knowledge and experience (but none of his work was up for inspection).

Remember that it was not so much a courtroom as a vehicle for entertainment. How many non-TV judges do you think would allow routine applause in their courtroom? None.
 03/02/2010 09:55:07 PM · #47
Originally posted by Louis:
Originally posted by chromeydome:
I would add that, though the photography was substandard, the "judge" came off as an arrogant, pompous, know-it-all tool. He worded all his questions to emphasize his own "superior" knowledge and experience (but none of his work was up for inspection).

Remember that it was not so much a courtroom as a vehicle for entertainment. How many non-TV judges do you think would allow routine applause in their courtroom? None.


Yeah, he's not a real judge like Judge Judy! She would never let someone talk back to her like that.
 03/02/2010 09:59:16 PM · #48
Originally posted by TonyT:
Originally posted by Louis:
Originally posted by chromeydome:
I would add that, though the photography was substandard, the "judge" came off as an arrogant, pompous, know-it-all tool. He worded all his questions to emphasize his own "superior" knowledge and experience (but none of his work was up for inspection).

Remember that it was not so much a courtroom as a vehicle for entertainment. How many non-TV judges do you think would allow routine applause in their courtroom? None.


Yeah, he's not a real judge like Judge Judy! She would never let someone talk back to her like that.


yup, I know that, which is why "judge" was in " "

real judge or entertainer or whatever--he came across like an arrogant tool. I'm not the target for that kind of show, anyway, though. Wapner was okay, back in the day.... :-)
 03/02/2010 10:02:00 PM · #49
Only Judy can judge me...



Originally posted by TonyT:
Originally posted by Louis:
Originally posted by chromeydome:
I would add that, though the photography was substandard, the "judge" came off as an arrogant, pompous, know-it-all tool. He worded all his questions to emphasize his own "superior" knowledge and experience (but none of his work was up for inspection).

Remember that it was not so much a courtroom as a vehicle for entertainment. How many non-TV judges do you think would allow routine applause in their courtroom? None.


Yeah, he's not a real judge like Judge Judy! She would never let someone talk back to her like that.


Message edited by author 2010-03-02 22:03:06.
 03/03/2010 12:32:30 AM · #50
that was funny! lol
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