Any opinions on the purchase of this - my "benchmark" is to have the same functionality as Jid uses for his workflow using CS1 - IE: will Elements 4 give me the same ability to edit pics as described in Jid's workflow document ?
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I got Elements 7 and as far as i know its has most of the functions that jids workflow uses, so im presuming yours might be similar, Rob?
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Originally posted by stu2ii2I got Elements 7 and as far as i know its has most of the functions that jids workflow uses, so im presuming yours might be similar, Rob?RobB
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Hi I don't know what functionality Elements has but I will be re-working my workflow soon so it should work with most popular image manipulation packages. The only thing that will be specific to Photoshop is the healing tool, but other packages like PS Pro X have functions like scratch removal that do a similar thing.
The rest will be kept to basics - colours, curves and sharpening (NO SHADOW/HIGHLIGHT).
Out soon ... I hope
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Your right Rob, it is Version 7 that i have, my mistake. And Jid, i look forward to the updated workflow and glad you say 'basics' as i struggle at times with my editing.
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Jid,
Your comment about Shadow/Highlights did not go unnoticed by me following your warning about its use in your recent email to me. Having used CS2 for a few weeks now I see what you mean about being very conservative with its use. It's a very useful tool but it's also dead easy to totally screw a picture if you're not very careful with it.
I've managed to introduce excessive grain into pics using Shadow/Highlight to excess that resulted in a waste of my time, screeners time, and the need for a complete rework of the pic, often with no use of the Shadow/Highlight tool in the end.
Nice meeting you at LHR and many thanks for your help.
Brian.If it 'ain't broken........ Don't try to mend it !
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