quite chuffed wiv dis pick, first time i used me nu cam...

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Ok, WHO gave mr chav-spik a camera...?!?!?!

Come on..
Spit it out!
Who was it..!?

It captures the light really nicely, but you do with bringing the contrast up and taking out the red-eye in an editing package.

eh?...
nah dont edit them, do is dat how people get them lookin awesome, i'm just startin 2 take pics, just wanted sum feedback really...

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or lightroom 2 :)

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found photoshop more confusing than lightroom. All depends what you are happiest using :)

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i prefer lightroom but all depends on what you like. Some people like to just use lightroom, some just ps some use conbination of the 2.

Me personally like lightroom.

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How about working dual screen. Lightroom to the left, CS3 to the right.. Once you're done in lightroom just drag it across... yerrrr be futrrrrckin coool

i find i can do thing on both, that i cant work out how to do on the other. if im spendin time on a pic. i will start on photoshop then just finish it off in lightroom.

example?

is there a way to embed a photo without uploading it to dsi??

but darken blacks is the tool i use on lightroom, dunno how to do it on photoshop, obvioulsy contrast but it changes it differently.

i never edit so dont know what your all on about perfect lighting and composer all you need ;)

lol i loved it so much out of allll the photos i got this is the bes lol... nice one mate cheers 4 dat, you made me famous haha

1 way. Image-adjustments-selective colour- choose black in drop down box and up the %.

The best way if you want to improve the contrast is to manually dodge/burn (on a low %).

Or curves.. but I don't use them so you'd have to ask someone else.. definitely the quickest way.. I just prefer doing it manually.



You really got to start editing. Even just setting up a batch command so you only click a few buttons..

If you were using film how would people see your photos? You'd need to develop them in a darkroom. Photoshop is a digital darkroom.

o.k, cheers guys, i'll av a look into photoshop and lightroom...r they downloads btw?...


haha no worries mate...