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I started playing with PS about 3 years ago and although I've hardly accumulated any true insight into the programme I really enjoyed what I COULD do with it. From there I decided that to further my kowledge I would need images I'd made myself-SO I bought a Fuji s602z, not because I wanted to take photos -because I wanted to explore PS.Have kind of got hooked and got me an Olympus e300 and I s...

Porker...lovely way to put it, i prefer the term 'fluffy' myself :P

Thanks very much guy's most appreciated, Chris.

Hidden Elements An out of the closet moment.

Newbies don't have Pm for a month Simon... mentioned what? :-)

...And the portrait one was 21 Aug... EDIT: Ok, ok I know...tut. It's not a month yet..

Does anyone know how to import DNGs into Lightroom 3? I already exported some images out of Lightroom 2 as DNGs on my old computer. Now I am trying to import them into Lightroom 3 on my new computer but they don't show up when I go to import and select the folder that they are in.

Its one of the debates I have been participating in for years on various sites and with various photographers and guess what, I don't care either way any longer. I at one time would get very hot under the collar if someone took at swipe at my photography and said "but its not real photography", and on other sites some people would criticize my art for having to much photography in it. Decided t...

The website Luminous Landscape have announced details of their LR 4 Tutorials for pre-order. ( At a discounted price :) ) They will not be released before LR 4 is officially released by Adobe New this version is an additional Advanced Tutorial which covers just the new features in LR 4 For anyone new to Lightroom I can thoroughly recommend LL's video tutorials so pop over to their ...

You took and saw the picture Alan, well done and also well done for presenting it to us for comment and suggestions. P/S is a steep learning curve but great fun :-)

Makes sense! Cheers Andrew.

Hi again. I have now been on a beginners course for Elements, run by the biggest photo retailer here in Oslo. During the 3 hours we covered all the basics including cloning and simple layers and I now feel I have made the right choice with Elements. Fortunately, the course leader had the ability to put things in a very easy to understand manner. I have booked for the follow up course which ...

Richard In answer to your original question I think you have two independent issues that you need to tackle. The first issue is your method of removing blemishes. When you select a colour and paint you are using the same colour for the whole area you are painting. If the adjacent areas have some subtle change of colour or lightness then the difference between your painted area and the...

Not sure, you'd probably best give pete a gentle nudge ;-)

Thanks Collin:-)