Kitty in Window

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By: Kevin Settles
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Photographer	Kevin Settles {Karma:638}
Project	#38 Photo Help	Camera Model	Canon Rebel T2
Categories	Pets	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	EF 28-90mm
Uploaded	7/5/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	400
Views	526	Shutter
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Indianapolis State - INDIANA Country - United States
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Hermen Pen {K:9168} 7/10/2005

I would also recommend Photoshop Elements... It is user friendly and there are a lot of tutorials on the web. You can download a free trial from the Adobe web site.

Lea Mulqueen {K:7396} 7/6/2005

Hi Kevin. I would highly reccomend Adobe Photoshop Elements 3. It's under $100 and very powerful.

Kevin Settles {K:638} 7/6/2005

Thanks for taking the time to respond! All tips are welcome as I am very new to photography and editing images. What is a good photo software to buy?
Your edited photo is Great!

Thanks!

Lea Mulqueen {K:7396} 7/6/2005

Kevin, this is a very nice portrait of a cat. The problems here are easily fixable. It looks soft (not sharp) and lacking in contrast. The contrast was fixed using levels in PSElements and the image sharpened with unsharp mask. I also cropped it just a little.
I noticed that it was not properly sized, which may account for the soft, flat look. Your origingal is 200dpi and just 2 or so inches long. Try sizing at 72 dpi and 700-800 pixels wide. That should give better results for web viewing.

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