Have to agree, many people over due one last one to throw in is http://www.imagenomic.com/ for portrait shooting

Dria, that is a great fine for teaching people to understand DOF. I will use that with my students

Just been showing people for years, and most grab the the basics of placing text and pictures within 10 mins. The advance stuff like kerning and tracking takes a longer time. Also with most of this just like camera, photoshop and the technical part of the camera is the easy part cut and dry. Composition the creative part is the difficult part with the much longer learning curve. As we know anybody can take snap shots but few take works of art. Still trying to master that.

ID is not as hard as people say. Have been using and teaching it since aldus pagemaker AKA Indesign was first introduced.

I have the same shot. I do a lot of shooting in the Maine/NH area

if you want to shoot from the handle bars and helmet, check out the go pro camera and systems. We use it to shoot white water rafting including the photographer getting thrown out of the raft into the river. All the air and under water shots also great for for skiing.

Have to agree with LarryD, but to answer your question in pse 10 there is a feature under file>process multi files this will allow you to batch process files raw to jpg. Not sure why you want to.

I have the 1.8 and it works for my style of photography, where I don't have to worry about the need for the f-stop for light, I shoot a lot with a tripod. I use it for the depth of field.

Indesign is a page layout program, meaning it is used to layout out magazines, books most items you see in print form have gone through Indesign or Quark. I have not use quark in a few years it was falling out of favor as a page layout program, but perfectly fine for what you have to do. Both programs are on the pricey side , but save you on the cost of labor and getting the work to come out exactly the way you want it. If you where to use publisher most printing companies will not except the file. They will take a pdf and can not adjust or make corrections. The other option printing companies do when they receive publisher files is relay it out and charge you for the time. If this is something you will be doing a number of times a year well worth the money.

I would use adobe InDesign

a fair amount of work, clone stamp tool and healing tool photoshop or elements

Kelby Books are well written and very informative.

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