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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...

This guide is perfect for the beginner and is a great way for you to get started with Photoshop Elements. The chapters are well detailed and will take you through an introduction to Elements all the way through to more complicated and adventurous editing. Lessons are easy to follow and are split up by nice large headings which make the text easy to read. The Images used are not just decorative they also help demonstrate the techniques discussed in the book. The book also comes wi...

Demo - places grid across end result / preview PC only. Plug-in set for Photoshop (R) and Paint Shop Pro (R) and Painter (TM) many others. Plug-in is part of the Andrew's Plug-in series htt...

Are you familiar with lens whacking, no plugins, effects or actions needed.

go on are you brave enough:D No.

Yep, out of 500 slides 302 images have these scan lines Are your sure these are not light leaks ?

USE FILM again !! My boy was GIVEN an Olympus OM2n with 50mm f1.8 and 70-150mm Zuiko lenses and gets very good results -- no 'SOFTWARE' problems at all -- I develop his B&W and most of his C41 or take it to a High Street Pharmacy which has an account with SIGFOTO laboratory who do an excellent job of processing and printing C41.

Well said that Man, and exactly what my way of thinking about photography is. If we all followed the same route as each other we might as well bahhhhh along the way like sheep. what makes the greats of photography or art great, there unique way that's what. experiment with photography and find your own way, you never know you may be that next famous photographer that has a unique way i...

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...

No idea - I didn't get a normal one to compare against ;-) From the photographs I have seen comparing them it does offer slightly greater sharpness and detail. Given you can't recover such things once lost by an AA filter, and given that many people would pay the same amount extra between the D800/D800E on a lens for as much better or less, I kind of think it is worth it. The other way o...

I just did a shoot at a gig with no flash and it was dark. Used ISO of between 1600 and 6400 on the D700 and a mixture of my Nikon 17-35mm and the Nikon 50mm 1.4 - the 50mm produced the best results in the end. I wouldn't say the ISO images would be good for large prints but for the web and full page magazine printing they are good enough. Images here - www.focusedonhobbs.co.uk

I have the 50 1.8 it's a great lens. I though I'd lost it recently cos my camera bag felt empty it's that light. Let me know if you want an experimental image, say a subject at closest focus distance with a given background item to show amount of blur

Absolutely brilliant and what a memory for the girls! :D

Thanks for all of that info'. It was really good of you to go into such detail. I hate it when things like this happen. I think I understand, then I misunderstand one little thing that makes be think I have misunderstood everything. Your post has clarified matters, however, and so I think I am back on track again. Ta Ewan

Our local Convalescent Home is on the sea front - good for tired old aching feet at high tide! :D

Karl Taylor is good and worth watching,so is Howie subscribed to those 2 ages ago as well as 10 others, you tube is spot on for me as I find no time for reading but find time to be entertained and stimulated by some videos produced on you tube. I have learnt so much from you tube and this site i would go as far as to say i have learnt 80% of my photography from this site, you tube and readi...

The change was brought in a while ago that made the ability to a accept modifications mandatory on all critique gallery uploads (E2 or not). There will be a poll up soon and we can pose the question then. Not sure if I get your drift about the regular gallery, but for each pic you have to actively opt in for modifications..

CathyT doesn't seem to be a SD card that you can use for files...Lets say Excel files....only seems to be for photos and the like. a card reader should work with all files; but may only see images to "import" (like a new win OS) go to Finder Preferences and make sure under General and Sidebar that you have External disks checked to show up on the desktop and sidebar. you will see all files....

'How I Use Photoshop' by Alan Gore. Alan is a former magazine editor, an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society, and currently lectures in Photography. In this session he will demonstrate Photoshop techniques. Free lecture 6.45pm near Barbican, Lo...

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It is just over a couple of years since I organised a meet at Wildwood and I have been asked to organise another one! So here it is! The last day of January saw 20 ePHOTOziners turning up at Wildwood, the native wildlife park near Herne Bay in Kent, f...

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The Peak District National Park in Derbyshire holds many great photographic treats from the bleak flats of Kinder Scout to...

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

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.

Douglas Smith. Design, photography, Photoshop and web design. Specialism - creative Photoshop montage. Personal portfolio site - http://www.dasdesigner.co.uk. Email - doug@dasdesigner.co.uk. Based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK. Professional designer

David Stanton is a Glasgow Based photographer. Working freelance allows him to work in the Beauty/fashion editorial and press areas of the business as well as producing landscapes for fine art buyers. He has been published in many magazines and newspaper

Travel and landscape... A good friend lent me her 35mm camera in 1996 and my view of the world was instantly changed. At that time I was fixing cars for a living and also playing guitar in a rock band. Two years later in 1998 our band signed a major

Summary of Photographic Skills and Experience Hector L. Rivera Perez Professional Experience: I have been an avid photographer for over 30 years. Started in 1977 as my High School class newsletter photographer with an old Minolta camera. In collage I

I specialise in Landscape and Fine Art Images that I subsequently print on media such as Canvas and Textured Papers. Most of my images are large - from 30'' x 20'' (76.2 x 50.8cm) up to 40'' x 72'' (101.6 x 182.88cm) Living within 100 metres of the sea

I was born and raised in Derby, England. At the age of 2 I moved to Leicester however my roots remain in Derby and the beautiful countryside that can be found in the the picturesque hills of the Peak District. Although having used a camera before, I fi

Professional digital photographer devoted to landscape/travel photography and digital creations for magazines and publishing houses. His work has been published in specialised magazines devoted to avant-garde art published in the United States and Pho

Concept and content within the style of my work revolves within a diverse eclectic mind of inspirations, meanings and needs. Working in the discipline of digital photography helps feed the image experimentation process. Underlying this photographic med

I a have two main areas of interest, Equestrian photography and Portraits. I especially like outdoor portrait photography but also use the studio when occasion requires. I use digital cameras, namely the Nikon D1x and the D100 and work on all my images in

A freelance photographer, based in Northampton, England, I have been photographing for around 25 years. My photography has largely, but not exclusively, been rural and urban landscapes and buildings in the UK and abroad. I have also experimented with a se

Photography has been a passion for me since I was given my first SLR, the Zenith E on my 17th birthday. Having spent many years as a graphic designer it was a natural progression for me to move into photography. My love for the subject has been progressiv

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

As a child everyone is interested in drawing and colouring. Katrijn Michiels was no exception to that and she took some lessons in drawing, painting and sculpturing for kids. Most people give up his hobby as they grow up, but she only became more interest

Sequence photography tutorial.

The Making Of Last Sacrifice Of Dienekes

Taking and making a crossed processed image.

Taking photos in Turkey with Simon Plant

Light Painting & Starlight Photography with ProPhotoInsights.net

Prophotoinsights guide to low light digital photography

remove crowds of people automatically without hours of retouching.

A few cool tips on snow and ice photography

A new perspective on High-Key retouching

Stuck In A Tight Corner Trying To Get The Whole Scene Into Frame? Well this video is here to help you out.

Part one of Pro PhotoInsights on location shoot in Turkey

Creating a digital sandwich image in Photoshop

How to make creative flower photos in Photoshop.

This video we will show you a simple camera technique that will help you produce a deep depth of field even when shooting on mid to wide lens apertures.

Manipulating colour in an image.

Prophotoinsights Workflow & Archiving Images

Simple Supplementary Lighting With Prophoto Insights

Car Photography With A Small Camera Rig with Pro Photo Insights

Camera settings for panoramic stitching

In this digital photography tutorial we explore shooting long exposures at the edge of the day using only the remnants of light remaining in the sky.

Gavin Hoey's stylish still life tutorial

Photoshop Layers and Masks - Part two.

Layers and Masks in Photoshop

Sneaky look at Adobe Photoshop CS5

Photoshop tutorial: Adjusting high key backgrounds