Fireground Action Photography

Invisible watermarking is nice, but DigiMarc is sooo expensive. There are other possibilities.

I suggest SignMyImage ... its shareware and it cheap. It can invisible watermark your photo and trace

Hey all, The majority of the group seems to like the idea of taking our discussions over to the FAP

Thanks Ross! I'll be downloading the 40d update today and have already forwarded the 20d update

I vote yes, seeing as no one has responded to my thread yet on the flickr group, with more people on

Glad we could help Teddy :^> I was gonna suggest 1-88-88-ASK-LEO

Thanks Ryan, I'll check it out!

Check it out: http://www.flickr.com/groups/fireground/discuss/72157611874141661/

To add to that, if you are using a PC, you need to type the numbers on the keypad not the numbers

I wish you luck with the project Joel. I look forward to seeing your work as the year progresses and,

Here's a story of the apparatus crash (ladder 26) that took the life of BFD Lt. Kevin Kelley http

I have also been asked to shoot department-related funerals, and at first felt quite unsure about

How dare you? How DARE you!!!! You are SO out of the club! haha Here is the first round of reference

Im frequently asked to attend and shoot the training sessions, and training photography represents a

Short answer is perhaps, but typically wear my depts job shirts, tshirts, ball caps, etc! On Dec 30

Yes continue to shoot more available light Silouette shots both daytime and night Creative shots,

Ross, I number my images by using a single letter identifier as to general category followed by the

Thanks to Tim Tonge for forwarding this story: http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/stories.nsf/

Hello Craig, I would be interested in hearing more about how you market and sell your fireground

Andy, LACoFD issues Volunteer Photographers department ID cards as well as dash placards for their

Joel, As I said in an earlier post, I was hoping to do just that but the program I was using wouldn

I agree with Tim. Professionalism on scene is a must whether you are a paid department photographer

Funny you should ask. Since shooting digital for the last 5 years, with Nikon D100 then Nikon D2x,

Department Photographer here with Castle Rock Fire and Rescue, with my primary role to document and

KISS. I was only two years into my current position at my fire department when my Chief asked if I

http://fireground.wordpress.com/2008/12/25/home-for-christmas-and-thankful-for-plenty/

Check out http://www.scancafe.com/ At $0.24 per scan, it's almost better to have the negatives

Yes, it will pick up LAPD as it receives the APCO-25 protocol. http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.

Brent: If there are spots appearing on your pictures after down loading them, I think you might have

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