Does anyone here use a mac
Jan 7, 2014 14:02:02 #
KatieScott wrote:
I use both Mac and Windows but prefer Mac for my c... (show quote)
I've been reading through this thread as I am considering going to Elements. I thought Elements (11) included catagloging in th organizer. Not true?
Jan 7, 2014 14:06:08 #
KatieScott
Loc: santa cruz, CA
I don't think Element does cataloging - but will be happily surprised if it does. I look forward to hearing more on this thread.
bonjac wrote:
I've been reading through this thread as I am considering going to Elements. I thought Elements (11) included catagloging in th organizer. Not true?
Jan 7, 2014 14:14:11 #
A pay training site called lynda.com has a lot of educational courses that may help you.
Jan 7, 2014 17:21:40 #
KatieScott wrote:
I don't think Element does cataloging - but will be happily surprised if it does. I look forward to hearing more on this thread.
Hi Katie
Photoshop elements comes with the organizer which does a pretty good job of keeping track of all your photos. I use it and find it meets my needs, my son on the other hand uses Lightroom 5 and the photoshop cc. He likes Lightroom more than my organizer.
Jan 7, 2014 17:26:18 #
KatieScott
Loc: santa cruz, CA
Cool! That makes Elements a cheaper alternative to Lightroom.
happy sailor wrote:
Hi Katie
Photoshop elements comes with the organizer which does a pretty good job of keeping track of all your photos. I use it and find it meets my needs, my son on the other hand uses Lightroom 5 and the photoshop cc. He likes Lightroom more than my organizer.
Photoshop elements comes with the organizer which does a pretty good job of keeping track of all your photos. I use it and find it meets my needs, my son on the other hand uses Lightroom 5 and the photoshop cc. He likes Lightroom more than my organizer.
Jan 7, 2014 17:31:42 #
RON 11
Loc: Pittsburgh
Got an IMac 2 years ago. Did not care for iPhoto so went to Aperture. Never looked back. Since I do limited editing Aperture is perfect for me. Always try the help window which can answer many of your questions. But your best bet is one-on-one training direct from Apple.
Jan 7, 2014 20:41:50 #
yep, i use a mac book. very limited. works for my crappy pics.
I also downloaded Gimp(Free). I also have Photoshop.PS too steep of a learning curve so far for my brain
I also downloaded Gimp(Free). I also have Photoshop.PS too steep of a learning curve so far for my brain
Jan 7, 2014 21:52:42 #
Got an iMac. Mostly use LR5 . It's a bit of a learning curve . But everything on a computer is. Someday I will find all this stuff more intuitive.
Jan 9, 2014 22:32:29 #
wally17 wrote:
Does anyone in here use a mac and iphoto and imovie to enhance their pics. just got one and instruction on how to seems to be very limited, any instruction or instruction references appreciated
thks in advance
thks in advance
I wish.
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