Lovely Sunrise this morning so I took a few snaps with the Lumix TZ10 by taking a light reading from the brightest part of the sky and then lowering the view. This is the one I tried in Elements:
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Wednesday, 23 November 2011
A First Quick Fumble With Photoshop Elements 10
I dropped lucky yesterday. Amazon are having a Black Friday Sale this week. In the sale certain products from across their full range are available at reduced prices though in limited numbers and for limited times. When I looked PS Elements 10 was available for half price so I grabbed a copy. It arrived this morning and this is my first attempt to fumble my way round a different photo program.
Lovely Sunrise this morning so I took a few snaps with the Lumix TZ10 by taking a light reading from the brightest part of the sky and then lowering the view. This is the one I tried in Elements:
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Lovely Sunrise this morning so I took a few snaps with the Lumix TZ10 by taking a light reading from the brightest part of the sky and then lowering the view. This is the one I tried in Elements:
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Very nice effects, especially the windows.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the new software John.
ReplyDeleteMade a good start with it.
Thank you Wilma. It was mainly removing the wires and lightening the foreground a bit.
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith. It's always fraught changing software and finding where they have hidden the bits I want to use.
ReplyDeleteJohn, it's always worth trying Full Edit>Enhance>Lighting>Shadows/Highlights. One can often save on selecting the foreground. I don't know what you used to remove the wires and pole but the spot healing brush now has content aware. Make sure the latter is checked and your brush is just a wee bit bigger than the wire you want to remove. Adjust brush size by holding Shift and pressing [ or ] for smaller and larger respectively.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Enhance / Lighting tip Adrian. I'm pretty sure that was the brush I ended up using. I am not a one for much kbd use, except for text, so there is a lot to get used to.
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