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St3v3M Loc: 35,000 feet

.Alisha. wrote:

I am grateful to have stumbled across this forum. I have been into photography for quite some time as a hobbyist. I am interested in taking my photography to the next level and have A LOT to learn. One of my biggest questions lately has been about making a software choice for editing/processing. Any direction with that, to start, would be a big help! Thanks in advance!
Alisha

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Dennis

.Alisha. wrote:

I am grateful to have stumbled across this forum. I have been into photography for quite some time as a hobbyist. I am interested in taking my photography to the next level and have A LOT to learn. One of my biggest questions lately has been about making a software choice for editing/processing. Any direction with that, to start, would be a big help! Thanks in advance!
Alisha

I use Corel Draw V.x4. It gives me everything I need.

Rich2236 Loc: E. Hampstead, New Hampshire

.Alisha. wrote:

I am grateful to have stumbled across this forum. I have been into photography for quite some time as a hobbyist. I am interested in taking my photography to the next level and have A LOT to learn. One of my biggest questions lately has been about making a software choice for editing/processing. Any direction with that, to start, would be a big help! Thanks in advance!
Alisha

Hi Alisha, welcome to the hog. I cant help you on editing software, etc., but i can help answer photography questions. We all are here to help.
Rich

Birdguide Loc: Ormond Beach, FL

Welcome Alishia, you will enjoy the gang here at UHH and learn a lot while having fun.

JoboX Loc: Liverpool UK

.Alisha. wrote:

I am grateful to have stumbled across this forum. I have been into photography for quite some time as a hobbyist. I am interested in taking my photography to the next level and have A LOT to learn. One of my biggest questions lately has been about making a software choice for editing/processing. Any direction with that, to start, would be a big help! Thanks in advance!
Alisha

Hi Alisha

Adobe Photoshop for me...its a learning curve that you can Youtube...Google it...Loads of magazines,videos and books (PS5) was my first version on Windows 95 & Win 3.1.... If your serious about photography Lightroom and Photoshop are the only real choices. If its casual then go for elements and Picasa.

Enjoy the Learning Curve have a nice Xmas Keep your fingers crossed that Santa brings you a copy(if you've hinted enough to everyone :wink: :wink: ).

:thumbup: :thumbup:

.Alisha. Loc: Idaho, US

Thank you ALL for making me feel welcome and for giving me some ideas! This is really a great difference from the secret competitive atmosphere I've had experience with.

JoboX,
I have done a lot of hinting... Those are the two programs I would love to have. I realize the learning curve is huge though. Thanks and Merry Christmas to you too!

Alisha

Dave333 Loc: Forres, Scotland

HI, welcome and merry Xmas. If you have Elements 10 you have a very good peice of software that you can use from converting your RAW files to editing jpgs. Incidently its the software I and a lot of others use. If you can aford it your next step from this would be the full photoshop software. But if you are a beginner stick with what you have got and learn to use it,it is a powerfull bit of kit. If you want to know how to do something with the tools clonning etc just ask.

.Alisha. Loc: Idaho, US

Just purchased Lightroom 4 and a text book guide. I'll see how that goes first. A new 50mm lense also on its way. I'm excited to try it out!

Just some iPhone fun :)

.Alisha. Loc: Idaho, US

:D

.Alisha. Loc: Idaho, US

Another iPhone picture through the window of my car. These ones are just for fun :)