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| BroadlandGraphics | Digital does it for me | 1 | Aug 25 2009, 5:27 AM EDT by allan-g | ||
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Thread started: Aug 22 2009, 6:14 PM EDT
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Out with the old and in with the future - Digital is here to stay regards to photoshop with the Glamour and portrait work I undertake Photoshop is top of the list for editing software, for some less enthusiastic maybe the cut down elements. Can't imagine having to stand there in the dark room masking to dodge and burn when the same net result can be achieved and more importantly repeated time again with precision in the comfort of a chair and PS. And what about toning a mono remember the smell of sepia chemicals I know which I would prefer..............
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| allan-g | Digital Photography Is It As Good As Film? | 0 | Sep 10 2008, 7:15 AM EDT by allan-g | ||
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Thread started: Sep 10 2008, 7:15 AM EDT
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Now we are most definitely in the Digital Imaging age are our images as good as the old days of film? Without doubt digital has made life a lot easier 'we probably all now take many more images then ever before, it's easy, it's cheaper and much more cost effective however do we all print these images or do we leave them stuck on a hard drive or cd/dvd and never look at them again And what about processing, in the old days, blacking out the temp dark room, the smell of the chemicals and the anticipation of seeing the image appearing on the paper as it's developed was something else - is it the same using Photoshop, Gimp or something similar?
Personally I would say yes it's as good and without doubt much easier and cheaper, true some of the imaging programs are somewhat involved and some are very expensive but does the normal photographer need the likes of Photoshop? without doubt no.
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