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Quick Fix: With The End Result In Mind Use Photoshop elements to achieve your vision
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By Rick Sammon
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 Thanks to digital, I have total control over my images—and so do you.
If I couldn’t see the effect of exposure settings on the LCD and make
adjustments on the spot, I’d have a lower percentage of keepers. What’s
more, I couldn’t make enhancements—creative decisions would be left to
a photo lab, as it was when I first got into photography. And don’t
forget the power of a RAW file, from which you can recover up to one
stop of an overexposed area! Here, I’ll share a few enhancements made
using Adobe Photoshop Elements.
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True Colors Calibrate your monitor to achieve accurate color in your digital darkroom
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By Ibarionex R Perello
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 The joy of digital photography can be quickly diffused when the
photograph we’ve printed doesn’t resemble what we saw on our monitors.
Dramatic differences in brightness, contrast and especially color make
using a digital darkroom an exercise in frustration instead of
creativity.
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By Michael Guncheon
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In Search Of ISO
* ISO Settings And Exposure Compensation
* RAW Delivered
* Travel Tip
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Quick Fix: Fast Basic Fixes Use photoshop elements to make these essential adjustments
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By Rick Sammon
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 Readers of PCPhoto know that for my professional work, I depend on
Photoshop CS2 for my image enhancements. For pros like me, it’s the
coolest program around. However, Photoshop Elements, CS2’s little
brother so to speak, offers many professional image-enhancement
features, too. In fact, most of the image enhancements and creative
stuff you want to do can be accomplished in Elements.
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By Michael Guncheon
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Spot Begone
* Dust And The D-SLR
* Workflow And The Unwanted
* Tip For Image Sharpness
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