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Jul 27, 2012 17:57:01 #
PaintShopPro x4 has a lot of what PhotoShop does and is only $40-$60 depending on which version. Has lots of cool effects if you want the artistic versions and a lot of help for bringing out the depths of pictures. I have been able to find a lot of the controls that people mention in PS and sure didn't have to spend that much $$
Jul 27, 2012 17:57:17 #
gordnanaimo wrote:
Well, you're right, partially. The post processing... (show quote)
And your point is? That's where I prove it's mostly "superior" snob appeal that makes PSe attractive. Phunnie, but I keep seeing more and more comments regarding Google's Picasa which convinced me too throw out my PS Elements Disc and tutororial. Old fashioned? Your equating dollars to describe talent is what's the matter with our hobby. Though I have sold many of my images pre digital processed in my darkroom and am now a commited digital shooter who doesn't look back, I still consider myself a hobbiest willing to learn but not exploit.
So, again, I ask, "What's your poiont?"
Incidently, since when is PSe new? I had my first edition over twenty years ago and didn't think much of it then---only thing I used it for was to rid enlrged(remember enlargers)portraits, of dust. Thought: How do you suspect Adams was able to produce such clean prints?
Jul 27, 2012 20:13:35 #
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Jul 28, 2012 05:18:06 #
I wish there was that undo button in life. Wouldn't it be great, make a mistake and just hit the undo button. Sigh, been on the computer too, too long.
Jul 28, 2012 05:24:01 #
This a good one, I wish they could have done that when I broke my leg. Six months in plaster cast was soooo much fun
Jul 28, 2012 12:57:38 #
Zeena42 wrote:
I do a lot of photography for different businesses. Half the fun of it all is to play with these pictures.
Zeena42 wrote:
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.......
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.......
I agree. Half the fun and finding something new.
Photographers have been manipulating images from the get go.
If you have the tools use them.
Funny cartoon. How about cosmetic surgery by Photoshop. Oh, we already do that.
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