Photoshop?

bugaboo · May 10, 2008

Does anyone here photoshop their photos? I mean more than the average crop, brightnesss or sharpness adjustments to enhance your pictures? I like to play around with textures and other effects and once in a while make fantasy scenes.

anberlinfan · May 11, 2008

If i owned it i would

But, were making a book in school, and we traced out photos on acetate, rearranged what was in them, scanned em into the pcs and edited all the color back in, twas rewarding in the end

scraparcs · May 11, 2008

I've been getting into digital scrapbooking, and with that I do a lot more playing around with photos than just the basics. I haven't done a lot of artistic photo effects yet but it's also hard to find the right one at the right time too.

bugaboo · May 11, 2008

If i owned it i would

To be honest, I don't own it either. I use PSP X2. I used the term 'photoshop' because I figured most people are familiar with it.

I've been getting into digital scrapbooking, and with that I do a lot more playing around with photos than just the basics. I haven't done a lot of artistic photo effects yet but it's also hard to find the right one at the right time too.

I like the idea of digital scrapbooking... no need for cupboards full of ribbons, papers and glue. I've tried this a couple of times for cards.

Cotmweasel · May 11, 2008

Yeah sometimes. normally no. but sometimes.

DanC922 · May 16, 2008

I shoot RAW almost all the time, so I have to.

bugaboo · May 16, 2008

I wish my camera could shoot RAW!

AjayCTN · May 21, 2008

Hi,

I use photoshop as part of my DTP. I'm still learning, but the actions an brushes are quite a creative way of putting that extra bit to a photo.
I only shoot in Raw when I need to do some major changes or use it for a product that will be blown up quite a bit. Very limited use of RAW. I prefer Tiff and JPEG.
I also use Photoshop for panoramic stitching.
CU
Ajay

rdale · May 21, 2008

bugaboo said:
I wish my camera could shoot RAW!

Do you have a Canon point and shoot? Maybe you can...

Turn Your Point-and-Shoot into a Super-Camera
http://lifehacker.com/387380/turn-your-point+and+shoot-into-a-super+camera

also, sitepoint.com recently emailed me a link to "The Photoshop Anthology: 101 Web Design Tips, Tricks & Techniques", it's a 64Mb pdf with some good stuff and it's free. They said to share it so...:

http://photoshop.s3.sitepoint.com/photoshopLG.zip

bugaboo · May 22, 2008

Do you have a Canon point and shoot? Maybe you can...

Turn Your Point-and-Shoot into a Super-Camera

Have you done this yourself? They say it is is non-permanent and non-destructive but it still makes me nervous.

rdale · May 22, 2008

No, I haven't tried it... as my camera does shoot RAW. Only saw the article yesterday and remembered this thread. Sorry.

christisright · May 26, 2008

I quess i never reALLY do although i have the program

Waren7 · May 26, 2008

I want to get CS3 but will probably wait till CS4 comes out. It can make your crappy photo's look really well, but I like un-edited pictures the most.

ClickerChik · Jun 18, 2008

For portraits and people photography work I edit out pimples, blemishes, scars, etc.

Lately I have been playing around with different effects to apply make-up digitally in photoshop... it's a lot of fun but I still got much to learn!

guitargeekette · Jun 19, 2008

Of course...I use Photoshop CS3 Extended, I love using it for photomanipulation to create art. Sometimes I just make graphics with it instead of manipulating a photo...you can check out my stuff on http://guitargeekette@deviantart.com

cyberlizard · Jun 19, 2008

what impressed me between CS3 and CS2, was the sheer speed of photoshop's startup time. Very impressive.

Steve

Billnew · Aug 13, 2008

Disclaimor: I don't have photoshop(heck, don't even have a working
computer at the moment.)
A fellow Deviant(Deviantart.com) has a photoshop tutorial.
Looks like it covers newbie to semi-advanced.
http://www.ltytutorials.com/
I know I love their pictures.

I can't try it out, to see if it works, but they put alot of time into it.

Let me know if it helps.

utdbear · Aug 13, 2008

I use it sometimes, mostly to only apply filters. For an everyday spot remover, exposure checker, etc, I use Lightroom.

ChristianGirl1286 · Sep 4, 2008

I do. It's what I love doing the most, as you can see from my avatar.

cristianna · Sep 19, 2008

I don't own PS, so that would be a no. lol

For stitching I use: Photomatix (free)

Noise removal: Noiseware Edition (free)

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