Reflex Photographic Club

Hi there. Just to let you know that we will have a couple of additions to the site in the near future. Firstly, we will be adding the images of the first, second and third place winners of each club competition. We will also provide a list of all entries and the marks obtained. Secondly, we will be adding a club member gallery to the website. So if you would like to show some of your work here, let us have some images that you would like posted on the site (6-12 images would be ideal). Prepare them as if they were going in for digital projection – 1024×768 pixels…

A happy new year to members of the Reflex Photographic Club and all our site visitors. For those that have been here before, you will notice a new website for a new year. We will be keeping the site up to date with the latest news, competion results and general goings on from Reflex. If there is anything in particular you would like to see on the site, please let a committee member know.

Some time ago, the KCPA changed the rules for the resizing of files for digital projection. Formerly, they were presented in the Adobe RGB 98 color space but this has now been changed to SRGB. So anyone who is using the actions available on the KCPA website should now download them again as they have been updated to reflect the change. Those who resize their files manually, remember to use the SRGB color space instead.

With matters of copyright and Photographers legal rights moving so swiftly, anyone interested in these matters (and it affects all of us) may wish to go to these web sites which are keeping their fingers on the pulse: www.photorights.org www.copyrightaction.com

With the advent of the digital projector we are required to downsize our images and submit them prepared for digital competitions. This can be a tedious and confusing operation so two sets of Actions have been made available so that you can download them and the instructions and thus simplify the job. These Actions are the result of several weeks work by Dr John Bowsher and Ruth Brown and can be found by clicking here, the KCPA website. You will need to have Adobe Reader installed to open .pdf files. If you need to install this, you can go to the Adobe site and download it.