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Basic Photo Editing

Started by gi6ers, February 17, 2007, 10:49:39 AM

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TheMasses

Quote from: Custom_Hobby on March 17, 2007, 09:37:41 PM
I am thinking of ordering a Photoshop. Do any of you have it?

I use Photoshop and love it. There is a lot of support available for it from the Adobe web site as well as some good podcasts. That's how I learned to use it. I'm no master but I get along pretty well. So if you have any questions let me know.
"That old saw about the early bird just goes to show that the worm should have stayed in bed."
L. Long

Custom_Hobby

Thank you, I appreciate that.
Mike
www.CustomHobby.com

gi6ers

I tend to use GIMP alongside photoshop. There are some things that I find slicker with GIMP and vice versa.

I would recommend you get used to GIMP first as most of the commands are similar.

Bodhi

I just got me a copy of Paint shop pro, along with some animation software called "Animation shop" which was the program I really was after. Surely Paint shop can be used for some photo editing as well? Unfortunately I haven't got a book. I've just got it to install on my computer and try to learn it best I can. It's a school edition so I'll be using the animation program in my art lessons with the kids. So far I've managed to make a 3 second animation with an eight hour downloading time  :icon_w00t:
Now I've just got to learn how to downsize those pictures - the animation is five times bigger than my screen  :icon_ermm:
Allways treat other people as the goal,not as the means.
Immanuel Kant.

gi6ers

Yup, animation is a whole new kettle of fish, I've got as far as animated GIFs at the moment.

Incidentally there is an animation package for GIMP and it's also freeware, more details here:

http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Advanced_Animations/

or

http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Simple_Animations/

or for the easy GIF tutorial:

http://www.nwe.ufl.edu/writing/help/graphics/gimp/animation.shtml