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Hi guys, I guess I can put my picture here. With several degrees in CIS I picked up learning some Adobe Photoshop. There is too much to learn :) Here is one of the pics I have been working on. Will post new ones later. Once I found the pics that I wanted to work with (there are 5 individual pics being used in this Photoshop picture) it took about an hour to complete.

 

Very fun to use. I am using Adobe Photoshop 7.0. What is everybody else using?

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I use Photoshop CS, But I use it mainly in my photography business

Photography

 

 

 

This probably isn't the place to ask photography ?'S but....

 

I studied photog for a while back in 86. I was wondering, in your professional opinion, if digital photography helped or hurt the business? I mean you can take a bad pix and make it look beautiful w/Photoshop. Where as you would have to spend many hours in the dark room manipulating pixs to achieve the same results.

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hey Paul...nice photos @!!!

 

I am use Adobe PS/CS2 & PhotoDeluxe, also use Corel Paint & sometimes even Photo Explosion...all of them have special things that work best in those programs, but CS2 is real fast and although complex once you have experience with the other programs it's pretty fast to get the hang of it and do what you want with it.

 

I use all of this in my art studio business, we make auto racing paintings and designs for real cars too. Our website will be up soon, and I'll post a link when it is, so you can see what we do there. I did put up a few things here too.

 

BTW, "hulkmania" looks AWESOME !

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