With more rejections than I asked for in my latest batch of pictures, I need help in the following 2 areas:
1. I'm studying in the UK for the next 3 years, meaning I'm on an IBM laptop. IBM laptops have the worst LCDs I have come across. I really cannot tell if anything's seriously over/underexposed when I touch up the brightness in photoshop (with overexposed being the main problem). Is there any tools to help this situation?
2. Are there any tools in photoshop to check how centered an object is? My perception of "center" has always been dodgy ever since I started this hobby.
Edit: 3. I'm currently mucking around with "Unsharp Mask". I'm getting rejections due to oversharpening. I'm on a point-and-shoot and past experience shows the tiny bit of softness makes a rejection and my camera naturally has problems with sharpness compared with a DSLR. Any tips on the sharpening tool?
1. I'm studying in the UK for the next 3 years, meaning I'm on an IBM laptop. IBM laptops have the worst LCDs I have come across. I really cannot tell if anything's seriously over/underexposed when I touch up the brightness in photoshop (with overexposed being the main problem). Is there any tools to help this situation?
2. Are there any tools in photoshop to check how centered an object is? My perception of "center" has always been dodgy ever since I started this hobby.
Edit: 3. I'm currently mucking around with "Unsharp Mask". I'm getting rejections due to oversharpening. I'm on a point-and-shoot and past experience shows the tiny bit of softness makes a rejection and my camera naturally has problems with sharpness compared with a DSLR. Any tips on the sharpening tool?
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