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The 'Photoshop Elements 9 book' has everything a digital photographer would need to know about Elements. Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskowski present all the need to know information in a unique, humourous way that avoids giving the information in a tedious manner. As a result, the technical side of things is made easier to understand. Step by step instructions are included with any functions mentioned, along side example photographs, which pin point any paticular areas you need to be looking at. ...

If you're a novice who's just stepping into the world of digital editing then Mike Wooldridge's next instalment of Simply Photoshop Elements should be picked up along the way. It continues with the no complicated jargon approach seen in the last book and the tutorials are still short, straight to the point and easy to follow. This book isn't for someone who knows their way around Elements but if you enjoyed the last book and are looking to learn more ways on how you can use Elements to creat...

If you're a novice who's just stepping into the world of digital editing then this book is for you. The writer doesn't presume the reader will have any prior knowledge on using digital editing software and really does start right from the beginning. The tutorials are short and for the most part easy to follow. However, some of the diagrams are a little small which can make them hard to read and you don't get to see a final image with the effect the tutorial's creating applied which is a sha...

If you already work with Elements and you want to further your knowledge then this is a really good guide to have. The book has several projects where the author explains how they are achieved in detail so you can do it yourself. The text is written in a very clear and concise way and the images used are appropriate, large and clear. If you need more than the book offers you can turn your attention to the DVD that accompanies the book. The DVD offers detailed explanations and video tuto...

The book takes a detailed and very close look at Adobe Photoshop Elements 7. The 446 pages are split into fifteen chapters all of which are written in great detail and are well illustrated. The layout is a little cramped but with the quantity of information you are given it's something you can easily cope with. The book isn't linear and you can easily flick to a chapter you wish to study and work at your own pace. The book is a great reference tool and will fit perfectly on the prof...

I found a snow plug-in for photoshop (free somewhere) that lets you change the colour and size of the flakes, it did a reasonable job of faking comfetti although I only played with it.

So far as I recall, Cartier-Bresson trained as a painter, and then tried photography. Using the usual and somewhat clumsy cameras of the time, his work was not particularly good. Then the Leica range became available, and was just what he needed for the instant drawing he wanted to do. At the time it would have been the latest thing in technology, very expensive, with new models, lenses, and a...

All you need is to make a card mount with an insert to match the exposed area of each slide. The outer mask prevents any flare light getting into the lens. A lightbox or maybe a north facing window make good light sources.

All i do is crop to the size i want then, i just select all the add a boarder say 2pixels in black. if you use elements it is stroke outline selection.

Thanks Steve and NEWMANP, I am ashamed to say that I did not toggle far enough down the profile list. Time for "Spec Savers" :D Rgds Joe

Bill....I've had lots of discussions with the author of Elements+ , & he's as baffled as myself......he assures me that the programme runs well on PSE8 on 64bit Windows 7, & between us we've tried different various things to overcome my problem, all without success........?? Pat....thanks a lot for that suggestion.....I'll look into it, & see what the outcome is ??.:)

Corel have released a new photo editor that resembles Lightroom and is reasonably priced. It also has a 30 day trial! Have a look, its called aftershot

Thanks for looking at my request, and to Roger for taking the trouble to reply. I didn't think that there were problems with the settings as I had processed several shorter 'movies previously' Having spent most of the day getting to grips with trying to convert my video files into a DVD these are my findings. The problem is that my ‘system’ cannot process more than approx 1.1gigs worth of ...

Just buy photoshop elements Do it in post production

I store all my unprocessed images in folders on a separate hard drive, I find the easiest way at the moment is to name the folders as eg. Spring 2012 etc. then if you remember when an image was taken it is easy to find, I also have folders for specific things like flowers or home town etc. Any prosessed images stay on the main hard drive as well as the external one and every now and again I co...

Hi dave i have read your request about filters for your nikon camera . i have been using hoya ultra slim on my nikon d7000 with the following len's 24-120mm nikon lens 12-24mm tokina lens 70--200mm nikon i only use the hd in both uv and circ pol and found then a lot better than any other filter's in the hoya range . i also use hoya nd filters as well upto nd 400 f...

It's a new camera and Adobe always take a wee while (but not usually too long) to catch up. Wouldn't be surprised if there is an update available within a few weeks.

Do you still have the box, maybe with the receipt still inside? One option is to contact Adobe. You will need to provide proof of purchase. The following is a quote from another site to the same question... However lets say that you have indeed lost it, you can obtain a new one by calling the customer service, btu in ordr to get a new one, you have to send in proof of purchase, scan o...

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On your first point LF, I come from both, so perhaps that kind of explains it. On your second, I think that you're right. Now that I think of it, I once had to re-instal CS5 or Lightroom on here for some reason and as I recall, the installation simply bypassed the serial number bit. The computer seemed to already know it. As for a competent hacker being able to remove it, any competent ha...

Trevor Smithers is a successful landscape stock photographer who supplies images through www.alamy.com's online image library. Here he shares some advice in an interview by Peter Bargh of ePHOTOzine.

In 1973 in New York that Richard took to photography, which became a full time career in 1982. He has had assignments for record labels as well as shooting corporate portraiture, and stock for FPG International. He joined Alamy.com image library in 2001

Douglas Kirkland was assigned by Look Magazine to photograph Marilyn for its 25th anniversary issue in November '61. He was already well known for shooting the likes of Elizabeth Taylor and Marlene Dietrich. Visit: Douglas Kirkland's web site www.doug

Andrew Cowin was born in High Wycombe in 1954. Andrew studied at the University of Southampton from 1972 to 1977. He obtained a First Class Honours Degree in History and did a one-year Postgraduate Certificate of Education before receiving an M.A. in Medi