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**New Camera, new pics!**
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Racer
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From: Leesburg VA
Drifting
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Nice pics and beautiful car! 
I would also recommend purchasing the Photoshop software. It really enhances the pics by allowing you not only to crop, but adjust brightness, color, saturation, etc. If you're going to be using the new camera alot it will really help since the lighting and composition are rarely just right. The camera doesn't always capture what the eye sees.
I would also recommend purchasing the Photoshop software. It really enhances the pics by allowing you not only to crop, but adjust brightness, color, saturation, etc. If you're going to be using the new camera alot it will really help since the lighting and composition are rarely just right. The camera doesn't always capture what the eye sees.
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......you know, there's just something really cool how all of us love our vettes so much, but there seems to be an almost equal love for God's natural beauty that is out there. Beautiful car + beautiful scenery = awesome photos!
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Racer
Joined: May 2006
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From: Leesburg VA
Nice pics and beautiful car!
I would also recommend purchasing the Photoshop software. It really enhances the pics by allowing you not only to crop, but adjust brightness, color, saturation, etc. If you're going to be using the new camera alot it will really help since the lighting and composition are rarely just right. The camera doesn't always capture what the eye sees.
I would also recommend purchasing the Photoshop software. It really enhances the pics by allowing you not only to crop, but adjust brightness, color, saturation, etc. If you're going to be using the new camera alot it will really help since the lighting and composition are rarely just right. The camera doesn't always capture what the eye sees.
Playing around in the JASC software has allowed me to adjust the photos like you mentioned, it's amazing what can be done.
Thanks everyone!
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From: Clearwater FL
Great shots, MixZo6!
The wife an I got into digital (Nikon D100) a couple of years ago and we'll never go back to film. She has progresses quite a bit from when she first started both w/the Nikon and Photoshop Elements 3.0.
Suggest you check out a local Art/Cultural Center in your area for some good digital photography classes. Maybe a Junior College or a photo studio in your area will have some short classes to show you some tips and tricks in using the camera features.
One important point that my wife noted from her classes and talking w/the pros was this: strive to take the best initial pic using lighting and camera features. Use your software for minimal t/u.
Best to you!
Bill
The wife an I got into digital (Nikon D100) a couple of years ago and we'll never go back to film. She has progresses quite a bit from when she first started both w/the Nikon and Photoshop Elements 3.0.
Suggest you check out a local Art/Cultural Center in your area for some good digital photography classes. Maybe a Junior College or a photo studio in your area will have some short classes to show you some tips and tricks in using the camera features.
One important point that my wife noted from her classes and talking w/the pros was this: strive to take the best initial pic using lighting and camera features. Use your software for minimal t/u.
Best to you!
Bill
