Can anyone Recommend a good Photo-Editing Software Package?

[Early Rub-up]

heres what you can do with photoshop cs taken at stoney a couple of weeks back


hopefully this has worked and you sould be able to see the diference
the top one being the original one

[Scuba1]

Yep it is smaller


ATB
Michael

[Noel Johnson]

Cool, I'm a total photoshop newbie - how did you do that? I too have some greeni hued Stoney pics.

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Noel.

[Scuba1]

Originally Posted by Noel Johnson

Cool, I'm a total photoshop newbie - how did you do that? I too have some greeni hued Stoney pics.

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Noel.

Press Crtl Upper key and L at the same time it is a short cut that works in most UW pics.

Hope that helps

Michael

[Early Rub-up]

open your photo then go to layers new adjustment layer curves auto
then same again but instead of curves use channel mixer mes around with colours then when satisfied with that try levels then selective colour there all under new adjustment layer once you get the hang of it it gets easier but its time consuming

[Noel Johnson]

Thanks Michael, The auto button makes a big difference.

[Noel Johnson]

Seaman, Thanks I'll try that tomorrow when I'm slightly less pished

[Wacker]

Originally Posted by Scuba1

Press Crtl Upper key and L at the same time it is a short cut that works in most UW pics.

Hope that helps

Michael

Top tip mate but I bet you can't change the green I am going to send you now

[Jeremy H]

Hi Guys

A tip if you're trying to retouch more than one pic (or want to try and describe how you changed something to someone else...)

Once you've got a set of levels, curves or whatever you're using that you feel is about right simply 'save...' that set from within the levels or curves etc dialog box. This creates a file (which i would generally store with the set of pics) which can then be 'load...' (ed) back into another picture. (This will work with most of the various image correction tools.)

It's also a good way of exchanging particular colour adjustment sets. For example rather than try and describe the way I've fiddled with say, the levels on a particular image I could simply email you the saved levels you could then try it in your images. Quite complex retouching can be automated in this way.

[Gizmo]

Originally Posted by Jeremy H

Hi Guys

A tip if you're trying to retouch more than one pic (or want to try and describe how you changed something to someone else...)

Once you've got a set of levels, curves or whatever you're using that you feel is about right simply 'save...' that set from within the levels or curves etc dialog box. This creates a file (which i would generally store with the set of pics) which can then be 'load...' (ed) back into another picture. (This will work with most of the various image correction tools.)

It's also a good way of exchanging particular colour adjustment sets. For example rather than try and describe the way I've fiddled with say, the levels on a particular image I could simply email you the saved levels you could then try it in your images. Quite complex retouching can be automated in this way.

I for one would be interested in such a file. I am still messing around with Photoshop to sort out some pics and would love assistance (read - someone else doing all the hard work and me taking the glory) to get the right levels.