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11/01/2006 04:11:32 PM |
| Ummmm not all that great. I only downloaded Elements5. It is less expensive than photoshop. If I were more computer savy it would be easy, however.... I also bought a book to explain it. Next step is to sit my college daughters down to help. Quick edit is simple. It's fun too. Good luck. |
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11/01/2006 03:39:24 PM |
| I can't help you- i think it's very good without PP. What i would like to know is how you progress with Photoshop....I'm uncertain as to whether I should get it. Thanks |
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10/30/2006 09:57:22 AM |
| Thanks for the comments. I will try to sharpen the head and soften the background. It will be a first attempt at PP. Maybe try to put motion in as well?? I am still reading the "how to" book, its greek to me. PS Elements |
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10/30/2006 08:16:58 AM |
Gorgeous horse - love the muscles showing too.
Would have liked a slightly different angle that highlighted the head more than the rear though. |
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10/30/2006 01:57:28 AM |
| i love the movement as well as showing the muscle deffinition of the horse. it is a shame the head is not sharper and the background softer. |
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