SeaYoda
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"Spot" focus vs "iESP".
Comments & input for the new sticky here :)
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SeaYoda
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Thought I'd spiff up a little.
First change in my avatar since I joined. Photoshop skills have improved a little since then.
That is another area for the sticky - editing software. My pics all need at least sharpening and a little color balance. I did not realize how much digital underwater pics need adjusting when I first bought my camera. I thought editing programs were for making projects and such - not for "darkroom developing" that compliments the camera work.
First change in my avatar since I joined. Photoshop skills have improved a little since then
.That is another area for the sticky - editing software. My pics all need at least sharpening and a little color balance. I did not realize how much digital underwater pics need adjusting when I first bought my camera. I thought editing programs were for making projects and such - not for "darkroom developing" that compliments the camera work.
Jamdiver
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I think editing software is crucial when it comes to getting the best out of your pics.
The difference between my photos before and after editing can be amazing sometimes.
I think this is especially important for those shooting with just manual WB or the internal flash (like myself).
Levels, curves, contrast, adjust hue/saturation, cloning out backscatter, cropping if necessary, sharpening etc. are all important parts of the workflow of editing a pic.
The difference between my photos before and after editing can be amazing sometimes.
I think this is especially important for those shooting with just manual WB or the internal flash (like myself).
Levels, curves, contrast, adjust hue/saturation, cloning out backscatter, cropping if necessary, sharpening etc. are all important parts of the workflow of editing a pic.
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