al shaikh
(K=15790) - Comment Date 2/16/2003
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Dawn Chadwick
(K=347) - Comment Date 2/16/2003
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Basically I want the works. I want to be able to touch up my photos or even completely alter them If I wanted to.
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Chad Naujoks
(K=1242) - Comment Date 2/16/2003
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I have heard people talking VERY highly about Photoshop Elements for the price. They didn't want to pay for Corel or Photoshop. They said they can do what they need to do in thier digital workflow (most of them are shooting with the D100) And have been able to find Photoshop Elements for 9 dollars after all the rebates.
Chad
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Dawn Chadwick
(K=347) - Comment Date 2/16/2003
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Thank you very much for the advice. I'm heading out to check them out right now. I'll definatly consider your idea. :)
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Brendon Cordero
(K=3524) - Comment Date 2/16/2003
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Since 1997, I used a lot of photo softwares, including Adobe's Photoshop.
For the money, you can't beat Microsoft's Picture It. It is very easy to use or user friendly, and produced good quality images.
But please note, to get good images, you must start with good resources. No software will guaranteed an excellent results from bad media (scratch, faded or old negatives, slides, and pictures). Even though they enhanced it a great deal from its orginal poor quality, they are not miracle workers. ie, sharpen images from unsharpen media. Or, you
may see some side effects depending what software you are you using.
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Clara Showalter
(K=663) - Comment Date 2/16/2003
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I use Photoshop Elements and love it.
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Dawn Chadwick
(K=347) - Comment Date 2/16/2003
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I bought Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 I think I'm going to like it. Thanks for the help.
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Chad Naujoks
(K=1242) - Comment Date 2/16/2003
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Karl ...
(K=503) - Comment Date 2/17/2003
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Try Picture Window Pro from Digital Light and Color on http://www.dl-c.com/
You'll find a tutorial on http://www.normankoren.com/PWP_intro.html
You can download a 30 day trial. Cheaper and easier than Photoshop and aimed at the photographer instead of the graphic artist like Photoshop.
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Tamas Szoke
(K=330) - Comment Date 3/28/2003
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If you want to use to monitor work (not professional typography), try the gimp (gimp.org).
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