[missbirdphotos] Re: Photoshop Elements
- From: Frank Hensley <dr_frank_hensley@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "missbirdphotos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <missbirdphotos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 19:44:47 -0700 (PDT)
Thanks for pointing this out. I've been debating whether to spring for
Aperture, Nikon Capture, PSE, or to stick with my free but limited tools.
Looks like a very strong argument for PSE. Does anyone know if I can buy one
copy and install it on both Mac and PC? I don't want to tie my editing to a
single computer unless I have to.
-Frank
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From: Robert Smith <rsmithent@xxxxxxx>
To: missbirdphotos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2012 8:16 PM
Subject: [missbirdphotos] Re: Photoshop Elements
Agreed! The content aware spot healing brush is absolutely amazing! Just the
few minutes it saves when fixing ugly problems are well worth upgrading for...
Robert Smith
336-339-3497
rsmithent@xxxxxxx
www.photobiologist.com
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Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 20:02:43 -0500
Subject: [missbirdphotos] Photoshop Elements
From: danaswan@xxxxxxxxxxxx
To: missbirdphotos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
This post is for those of you who do not own Photoshop Elements ("PSE") version
9 or 10. One of the features introduced in version 9 was the Spot Healing
Brush-Content Aware feature. If you are leaning toward Photoshop Elements,
this feature alone may convince you. It is a feature that allows you to
"touch up" or "touch out" parts of your photos and the only skills required are
knowing how to click a mouse. Judy mentioned this feature as being able to
remove beer bottles, trash, etc. from your photos. I am attaching two photos
showing this feature. They are not bird photos, but rather are of the Abbey of
St. Mary’s in York, England. I took them with a point and shoot Canon which I
carry in my pocket when I am tired of lugging my Nikon D5000 around. In one
photo, you can see three people and a sign in the original photo. With just a
few clicks of the mouse, the offending portions of the photo are removed.
Somewhat amazing when you
consider that my retouching skills are minimal. Those pesky power lines that
appear in our photos are no match for the Spot Healing Brush.
--
Dana Swan at Toccopola, Mississippi.
There are two kinds of men in this world.
Those who can grill and those who think they can grill. B. Flay.
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