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Upcoming Events

15 February 10

Club Meeting - Lecture/Workshop Evening - Camera Raw vs TIFF vs JPEG ; Colour Management . [More Information]

25 February 10

Beginner's Course - [More Information]

1 March 10

Club Meeting - Judging Evening - Enter Set 'Grunge' images and Open images for April 2010. Judging of Set 'Rust' images and Open images for March 2010. [More Information]

4 March 10

Beginner's Course - [More Information]

Site Updates

Competition Rules 2010

Posted by Gabriel on 4 February 2010

Competition Rules 2010 (689 KB)

Membership Application Form - PDF Format

Posted by Gabriel on 4 February 2010

For use if you can't open the Membership Application Form - Word Format. [More Information]

Membership Application Form - PDF Format (193 KB)

Membership Application Form - Word Format

Posted by Gabriel on 4 February 2010

Print and bring this form along with you to one of our meeting nights to become a member. Any one of our committee members is happy to help with any queries.

Membership Application Form - Word Format (116 KB)

STOP PRESS: The Dog's getting HOTer!

Posted by Gabriel on 29 January 2010

Every year in February the Qld Branch of AIPP (Australian Institute of Professional Photography) holds a 3-day seminar (Hair of the Dog) with some of the very best professional photographers and educators speaking on a variety of subjects. With a fabulous line up of speakers from all over Australia, including Rocco Ancora, Vic Natoli, Jasin Boland, Cameron Attree, Darren Jew, Russel Shakespeare, Robyn Hills, Les Walkling, Ross Eason, Peter Coulson, Darran Leal and many more. [More Information]

New Links

IrfanView

IrfanView is a very fast, small, compact and innovative freeware graphic viewer for Windows.

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Picture Cooler

PictureCooler can remove almost all noise from a picture without affecting detail. It does so without requiring any calibration or noise profiling, meaning it will work on any image you have, no matter what camera, what conditions, and what state of post processing the image is in. PictureCooler also contains one of the best sharpeners built in, so you can sharpen without adding any noise!

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