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From: Heather Quick on 30 Mar 2010 14:56
Photos that were taken beautifully speak for themselves. It will catch
the people's attention and it will definitely make you famous at what
you do. Today, digital photos are now the type of camera used by
photographers. It is much simpler to use and it also provides better
quality photograph. Whether you are a professional or an amateur
photographer, you may want to know about Adobe Photoshop.
Adobe Photoshop is basically a software program that is used by a lot
of people to edit and enhance digital photos. With this particular
software, you will be able to touch up the photos you take and give it
that professional look and feel.
Basically, Adobe Photoshop is used by photographers' world wide to
enhance, edit, restore, and touch up dull looking photographs and turn
them in to something elegant looking with vividly sharp colors that
would be good enough to post in magazines and newspapers.
These days, you don't really need to be a professional photographer to
produce high quality photographs. You dona'?t even need to learn about
shutter speeds, film speeds, exposure compensation, white balance, and
other photography jargons. All you need to do is point, shoot, upload,
and print. You don't even need to have an SLR camera to take quality
pictures. With a regular digital camera, and Adobe Photoshop installed
in to your computer, you can easily produce high quality photos. The
great thing about this software is that it will allow you to correct
color saturation, light balance, and exposure compensation after you
take the pictures.
What this means is that even if you take a picture in a poor lighting
environment, you will still be able to edit it with Photoshop and even
make it look as if the photo you took was taken in the best possible
lighting condition.
Photos that don't stand up to the test of time can also be edited in
Adobe Photoshop. Old faded, yellowed, torn photos with water damage
can still be repaired with Adobe Photoshop. All you need is a scanner
which will create a digital copy of the old photograph. The faded
picture can be repaired as well as other damages, such as water
damage, and tears. With Adobe Photoshop, you will be able to turn old,
faded, and damaged photos in to something that looks as if it was
taken and developed moments ago.
There are also times where you will need to take headshots. What
headshot means is that you will need to take close up pictures of
someone from the neck up. Now, you can be sure that someone will
complain that they look too old in the photos or that they look too
pale. Some will even say that they hate their headshots because of a
zit or pimple in their face. With Adobe Photoshop, you will be able to
solve all these problems.
You can edit all these photos. You can make wrinkles disappear, make
the face look thinner or fuller, make the zit disappear, and even add
a healthy color to a pale looking face. In fact, you can even make
someone look as if they just went to the beach for a tan.
There are so many tools in Adobe Photoshop that you will be able to
use. As a photographer, you will definitely love Adobe Photoshop as
one of your tools in photography. You can be sure that you will have
lots of fun with this software and also be sure that you will be able
to produce high quality photos.

Learn Photoshop Elements On Your Own...: http://www.psselements.tk/
From: Big Craigie on 31 Mar 2010 08:20

"Heather Quick" <ocwhjuuubrhy(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Learn Photoshop Elements On Your Own...: snipped


No apologies, I would think that most people who come to this group will be
well aware of what Photoshop can do. OK some may not be as experienced and
require help but I doubt if someone will be coming to ask if Photoshop can
split up midi files and record VSTi to make a music track. So really you
typed all that stuff for nothing, just basically to promote your website.

Craig


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