PHOTOSHOP: I thought this was cute, I know Photoshop has its place in the world of Photography, personally, I prefer shots right out of the Camera, no medicine or healing required..

tom kf4wol

I thought this was cute, I know Photoshop has its place in the world of Photography, personally, I prefer shots right out of the Camera, no medicine or healing required..

excuse me if I offend or not appropriate here, it was sent with a sense of humor..I love the Hog, the Fokes on here and all the photos posted..

tom

ianhargraves1066 Loc: NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Florida

tom kf4wol wrote:

I thought this was cute, I know Photoshop has its place in the world of Photography, personally, I prefer shots right out of the Camera, no medicine or healing required..

excuse me if I offend or not appropriate here, it was sent with a sense of humor..I love the Hog, the Fokes on here and all the photos posted..

tom

Wow "Medical Photoshop" I can think of some uses for that!

Ian

wtompkins Loc: Northern Michigan

Love it!

Artcameraman Loc: Springfield NH

Photoshop is used in medicine not only in reconstructive to show what the procedure will look like but to improve x-rays so breaks and such can be seen.

glojo Loc: South Devon, England

tom kf4wol wrote:

I thought this was cute, I know Photoshop has its place in the world of Photography, personally, I prefer shots right out of the Camera, no medicine or healing required..

excuse me if I offend or not appropriate here, it was sent with a sense of humor..I love the Hog, the Fokes on here and all the photos posted..

tom

Hi Tom,
Do you shoot in raw format

Artcameraman Loc: Springfield NH

All except sports, pipe fills to quickly and I can't wait ESP. In burst mode.

glojo Loc: South Devon, England

Artcameraman wrote:

All except sports, pipe fills to quickly and I can't wait ESP. In burst mode.

If you shoot in raw and do not alter the images in any way apart from cropping, then how do they compare with the much adjusted, altered\modified files the camera produces when you shoot in JPEG?

Artcameraman Loc: Springfield NH

Compression.

glojo Loc: South Devon, England

Artcameraman wrote:

Compression.

Absolutely no idea what you mean..

Air compression, file compression??

Yes JPEG is compressed but the images are still altered\adjusted to make them look 'more appealing'

RiverNan Loc: Eastern Pa

hahahhaha oh if it were that easy...

I used to have that attitude too...GET IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME
then I learned a little and realized it is just too much fun to play

not necessarily to fix something...although that is nice too...but to find something new.......

original

first modification
first modification...

second modification
second modification...

buddy alves Loc: baltimore, md

I shoot with a Nikon D90 and primarily have always set the format to JPEG (fine). I use Photoshop Elements 9 to process my exposures. I want to switch formats to RAW so that I have the ability to bring out the best in each exposure. Can I use Elements 9 to process RAW images? Does Elements 9 have the ability to show a histogram for an exposure?

Zeena42

This has often crossed my mind when something in real life needed fixing... LOL "I WISH!"

tom kf4wol wrote:

I thought this was cute, I know Photoshop has its place in the world of Photography, personally, I prefer shots right out of the Camera, no medicine or healing required..

excuse me if I offend or not appropriate here, it was sent with a sense of humor..I love the Hog, the Fokes on here and all the photos posted..

tom

Rebel Loc: Louisiana

buddy alves wrote:

I shoot with a Nikon D90 and primarily have always set the format to JPEG (fine). I use Photoshop Elements 9 to process my exposures. I want to switch formats to RAW so that I have the ability to bring out the best in each exposure. Can I use Elements 9 to process RAW images? Does Elements 9 have the ability to show a histogram for an exposure?

Elements 9 is a great software for processing raw a nd has a lot of the features of full photoshop

Zeena42

How beautiful is that?? WOW!!

RiverNan wrote:

hahahhaha oh if it were that easy...

I used to have that attitude too...GET IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME
then I learned a little and realized it is just too much fun to play

not necessarily to fix something...although that is nice too...but to find something new.......

buddy alves Loc: baltimore, md

To refine my question even further, exactly where on Elements would I find the tools to work on RAW files? I see that Elements offers a quick fix and a guided fix, but is there a section for a RAW fix? Also, where can I find histograms on Elements? Thanks for your patience. I'm entering new territory with digital after working with film for 30 years.