DIGITAL CAMERA

frank_f15 · Jan 3, 2002

DAVID; after playing with camera for a few days, and learning how to resize i tend to agree with u, i think i will shoot most in high res. and resize to post, want to do that because i am afarid iwill shoot someting in low res, and not be able to get good prints..

Harv · Jan 3, 2002

I think you've got it, Frank!

Don't see how a picture could get any better than that.

MossRoad · Jan 4, 2002

Nice shot. Hey, if you've got the space, you might as well fill it up with tractor pictures, right?

glennmac · Jan 4, 2002

At least in the Mac world, Adobe now has skinned-down version of Photoshop called Photo Elements, I think. You can get it bundle with some printers. Anyone have any experience with it or what it is and isnt?

Harv · Jan 4, 2002

Adobe now has skinned-down version of Photoshop called Photo Elements

I hadn't heard about that one, Glenn. Shows you how out of touch I've become.

Printers and scanners used to come with Photoshop LE (limited edition), which was a fairly full-bodied version of the product. And then there's the Adobe PhotoDeluxe, which is/was a common bundled item that provided some basic editing ability.

Anybody who really wants to edit photos probably doesn't have to look too far or spend very much to get started.

looch · Jan 4, 2002

or spend very much to get started

I use a free package called "The Gimp" - GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a very capable package. <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.gimp.org>http://www.gimp.org</A> It is designed for X11 systems (UNIX), but there are ports for Windows and OS/2.

GlueGuy · Jan 4, 2002

Adobe now has skinned-down version of Photoshop called Photo Elements

The version of Photshop they used to call "LE", was updated to this for both the Mac and Windows. I read a review of it that was very complimentary. I've used the business edition that came bundled with something else, but I never liked it as well as good ol' Paint Shop Pro.