Lady in Nepal 2009

[Brightbear]

Unfortunately I don't know how to get rid of the date stamp. Has anybody got any hot tips? I use macbook pro.

 

I looked through  photos that I shot with a Pentax when I was on my pilgrimage 2009/10. There are a few that I would like to share. This is one of them.

 

Tarlok

[ChrisLumix]

Unfortunately I don't know how to get rid of the date stamp. Has anybody got any hot tips? I use macbook pro.

 

I looked through  photos that I shot with a Pentax when I was on my pilgrimage 2009/10. There are a few that I would like to share. This is one of them.

 

Tarlok

 

If the datestamp is on the shot OOC, there's nothing you can do about pictures you've already taken, but there must be a menu option somewhere in the camera, that lets you either have or not have datestamps. As far as the pictures already taken are concerned, you would have to clone out the datestamp using Photoshop or something equivalent.

 

However, if it's something put onto it by software after you've uploaded the pictures, then it won't be permanently attached on the picture and you could probably switch it off (I don't know what software  you use to upload from your camera?).

 

Nice picture, by the way  

[KateW]

Nicely framed and full of character.

[Guest]

nice shot, its hard to get rid of those dat stamps, something like gimp may help its a free version of photoshop effectively

[David]

Nicely taken, and a shot that really shows the lifestyle this nepalese lady lives

[NannyFerret]

I love this picture. It's a nice capture all round.

[bugmeister]

Excellent character study of this lady.