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Feb 16, 2012 11:39:46   #
MtnMan wrote:
Good advice on Elements.

Gimp is no easier to use than Elements and much less capable. Elements 10 is really three programs: the Organizer, Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) and the Editor. Gimp only does some of the things the Editor does. The interface and available resources for Elements are also far superior.

If you do want to enjoy Elements I strongly recommend getting Kelby and Klowkowski's book on it. It differs from all other Elemetns books in that it takes you step by step through getting useful results. I had struggled for three months and was frustrated till I got the book. In three days I was really enoying it. Now I am having a wonderful time with it. There is a huge amount of capabilty so it will take me some time to intuitively do all it can do but now I get great results in a matter of seconds on most things I try.

Meanwhile Picasa is very easy and fun. I compare it to Elements as one might compare the Wright bothers airplane to an F18. Full-on Photoshop might be the F35.


JPinTenn wrote:
Photoshop 7 is rather dated. Picasso and Gimp are good free programs that work well. I would suggest that you purchase Adobe Elements 10. It is currently being discounted by Adobe as well as vendors such as B&H. B&H is now selling it for $72.95.

http://wisedownloads.com/Go/gimp/?subid=gimp%20download&source=google_gimp-search-gimp-us_11

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/822139-REG/Adobe_65136385_Photoshop_Elements_10_for.html
Good advice on Elements. br br Gimp is no easier ... (show quote)
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Feb 16, 2012 10:04:16   #
Potomac wrote:
Somehow the date on my camera got changed accidentally and was that way for about a month before I noticed it while using Corel PaintShop Pro 4. Does anyone know of a program or method to correct the date ? Other that PaintShop I have Gimp & Paint.net -- I see that I can "modify" the date but the information still says that my Christmas photos were taken in October.


This program will do the job.

http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/
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Feb 16, 2012 09:58:31   #
Photoshop 7 is rather dated. Picasso and Gimp are good free programs that work well. I would suggest that you purchase Adobe Elements 10. It is currently being dicounted by Adobe as well as vendors such as B&H. B&H is now selling it for $72.95.

http://wisedownloads.com/Go/gimp/?subid=gimp%20download&source=google_gimp-search-gimp-us_11

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/822139-REG/Adobe_65136385_Photoshop_Elements_10_for.html
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Feb 8, 2012 11:33:13   #
brian43053 wrote:
Every once in a while I have a pic on my card that can not be rotated. When I took the pic I turned my camera into the portrait position but when I review it on my pc or laptop I can not rotate the pic. The pic is not locked and i can delete if I want to but I simply can't rotate it. Any comments would be appreciated. I have tried re-formatting the card and still no luck.


First you should check to see if Auto Rotated is selected in your camera's settings. Secondly, Window Photo Viewer is not the best viewer available. You might want to download IrfanView (FREE). It is one of the better viewers available.

http://www.irfanview.com/

I would be interested if this solves your problem.
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Feb 8, 2012 11:00:39   #
edwinj wrote:
I can't imagine it giving all the info of an original raw pic.


You are right. You can't add information but it is a great way to adjust jpegs or tiffs.
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Feb 8, 2012 10:58:55   #
You can do this in CS3, CS4, and CS5. But you cannot add information so all you are doing is adjusting the jpeg. You can also open tiff files in CS3, CS4, and CS5.
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Feb 8, 2012 10:45:00   #
I do not use Windows 7 but there is an excellent viewer called Irfanview that can open Canon RAW (CR2) files.

http://www.irfanview.com/

It work great for me when I jusrt want to view RAW files
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Feb 8, 2012 10:41:29   #
Go to this link. It will help you with RAW in Lightroom.

http://www.digital-photography-school.com/processing-raw-files-in-adobe-lightroom

RAW is still the right way to shoot. Open and save as TIFF files. TIFFs can be converted to jpeg for uploading purposes.
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