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Storyboards created by Candice on Nov 22, 2006:
Candice said at 2:36 p.m. on Nov 22, 2006:
Just wondering if anyone could help me out. I was killing time one evening and came across the storyboard group in flickr and was wondering how they did it. Do you need a special program or is it something you could do in PSP? Here's an example of one:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bluebuggy/295327496/in/pool-storyboards/

Remember I'm newbie to all of this... so speak very slowly. LOL. Thanks in advance! :)
Akeke said at 2:51 p.m. on Nov 22, 2006:
If you by storyboard mean several pictures between each other do like this in PSP: 1 File=>New, give size for final image. 2. Open pictures you like to merg. 3. Select one press CTRL +C. 4 Goto the empty you created. Press CTRL + E. 5 Repeat for each picture.
Akeke said at 2:53 p.m. on Nov 22, 2006:
If you misscalulated the size from start: Go to Image menu => Canvas size.
Candice said at 3:07 p.m. on Nov 22, 2006:
Thanks Akeke! I'm going to go and try it now. :)
Candice said at 11:23 p.m. on Nov 22, 2006:
Thanks so much!!! As you can tell by my excitement I got it to work!
 
RAW vs JPG created by Cruising on Nov 21, 2006:
Cruising said at 5:26 p.m. on Nov 21, 2006:
I am curious how many folks use RAW vs JPG... if you use RAW could you reply to this (with your camera format)?

Thanks (and sorry if you received a dupe of this - I posted it in another forum too).
 
ACR created by Cruising on Nov 14, 2006:
Cruising said at 10:03 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
I just added a Tabblo that should help beginners using RAW conversion with Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.

Would love to see other tutorials in this area.
 
Noise reduction created by Akeke on Nov 14, 2006:
Akeke said at 6:15 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
Enhancment tools that are designed to reduce visible noise and grain in photographic images produced by digital cameras and scanners.
Akeke said at 6:17 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
Neat Image is suuuuper. Automatic Device Noise profile helps you to take away or at least reduce noise due to i. e bad light, high ISO or poor camera
 
Panorama tools - Stitching software created by Akeke on Nov 14, 2006:
Akeke said at 5:52 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
Software that helps you to stitch pictures together to a vide or loong photo.
Akeke said at 5:54 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
Canon PhotoStitch comes with a Canon camera that have a stitching facility. Software works best with that type of pictures.
 
Printing Software created by Akeke on Nov 14, 2006:
Akeke said at 5:34 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
Service or software to put the nice stuff on paper.
 
Editing pictures created by Akeke on Nov 14, 2006:
Akeke said at 5:33 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
Programs that helps you to correct, manipulate and change originals photos.
Akeke said at 5:46 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
ACDSee Photo Editor is a priceworthy software that both have a great organizer and an easy to use editing tool.
Akeke said at 5:48 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
Jasc Paint Shop Pro , I have used for years and am very happy about it. Now the comapny is bougth by Corel. Dont know if latest version is good or not. Have a feeling that they overcharge. Anyone who have tried it?
LostAbroad said at 3:27 p.m. on Nov 18, 2007:
I would love to have Photoshop but it's so expensive and requires lots of time to learn how to use... thus I mostly use http://photofiltre.free.fr/frames_en.htm free-ware. It's handy and easy to use without knowing much.
 
Photo Organizer created by Akeke on Nov 14, 2006:
Akeke said at 5:32 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
Software that helps to organize your big "pile" of pictures that you sometimes in the future will take care of.
Akeke said at 5:38 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
Picasa 2 is in my opinion the most easy-to-use software. Its free and search is fast. Nice features! I seldom use the built in editor. Porly or bad control of effects and tuning. Most often the program overdo it. Strength is in search and organize.
Akeke said at 5:41 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
FastStone Image Viewer is a free easy to-use program that imitates ACD
Akeke said at 5:45 a.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
ACDSee Photo Edito is a priceworthy software that both have a great organizer and an easy to use editing tool.
Hollyridger said at 1:01 p.m. on Nov 14, 2006:
I, too, use Picasa2 more than any other software just to download and organize. I really like the way you can very quickly list the folders either by creation date or by name. Next on my list is ACDSee (located less than 10 kms from where I live so I have a certain local loyalty!) followed by Elements, currently v. 3. This is an excellent idea creating different Groups but as they grow I can see difficulties finding one's way around. Perhpas Eduardo will come up with some system,
Hollyridger said at 1:23 a.m. on Nov 15, 2006:
Oops, I meant Antonio...