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I have always been very opposed to using photoshop to "make a picture better". I felt that because I had to make adjustments to make it better I was a poor photographer. So I just never tweaked my work.
But, I was playing around a bit with some of my photos and i realized that photoshop is AMAZING
:3
And that I need to stop being stubborn and use it.
So yeah, here is a revision of Messy eater.
Also, How do I put a snazzy link up in here?
But, I was playing around a bit with some of my photos and i realized that photoshop is AMAZING
:3
And that I need to stop being stubborn and use it.
So yeah, here is a revision of Messy eater.
Also, How do I put a snazzy link up in here?
Image size
3872x2592px 5.76 MB
Make
NIKON CORPORATION
Model
NIKON D80
Shutter Speed
10/600 second
Aperture
F/5.6
Focal Length
135 mm
ISO Speed
200
Date Taken
Jun 20, 2007, 5:46:22 PM
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well..duh hahahahahhahahah
there is no such thing as a professional digital photographer who doesn't use photoshop, unless they're lying ;D
sure you shouldn't do anything elaborate to your photos using photoshop, unless its meant to be photomanipulation, but they all use it to spark up their photos in some way, even though its usually something minuscule, like brightness/contrast. that's my extent to using photoshop haha, and hue/saturation and the occasional dodging and burning
it doesn't necessarily "make your picture better"
you should just use photoshop to make the photo more pleasing for YOUR eyes.
there is no such thing as a professional digital photographer who doesn't use photoshop, unless they're lying ;D
sure you shouldn't do anything elaborate to your photos using photoshop, unless its meant to be photomanipulation, but they all use it to spark up their photos in some way, even though its usually something minuscule, like brightness/contrast. that's my extent to using photoshop haha, and hue/saturation and the occasional dodging and burning
it doesn't necessarily "make your picture better"
you should just use photoshop to make the photo more pleasing for YOUR eyes.