Arches and other Utah Nat Parks: a photo tip
(Dear Moderator -- I posted this item in the National Parks forum because it is about the particular problems I encountered when taking photos in the southwestern national parks. If it is in the wron...
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Photoshop can be intimidating, but you must learn a few of the basic functions that it offers. You can also try Photoshop Elements, which is a toned down version of Photoshop and it is also significantly cheaper as well.
I have Photoshop myself, and I use about 10% of its capabilities, but I learn something new each time I use it. YouTube also has a pretty good tutorials on the different techniques. You can always try the programs out free for a month from the Adobe website. There are also several websites that you can go to that will help improve your techniques.
Dpreview.com
Kelbyone.com
Digitalcameraworld.com
There are literally hundreds of websites where you can learn photo editing tech., some are good, some are bad...some a free while some you have to pay for. It is a very rewarding hobby, but can get very, very expensive quickly!
I have Photoshop myself, and I use about 10% of its capabilities, but I learn something new each time I use it. YouTube also has a pretty good tutorials on the different techniques. You can always try the programs out free for a month from the Adobe website. There are also several websites that you can go to that will help improve your techniques.
Dpreview.com
Kelbyone.com
Digitalcameraworld.com
There are literally hundreds of websites where you can learn photo editing tech., some are good, some are bad...some a free while some you have to pay for. It is a very rewarding hobby, but can get very, very expensive quickly!
