LOL, Richard, PS is addictive, try to make the best possible setup/exposure because you're not outdoors in the elements!
PS is for when there are things beyond your control and unforseen[mostly!]. D:

Robert,
Am learning to use cs3 now.
Nic, Thanks, actually the tank looks clean to my naked eyes, but the camera really pick out every spot and stain..............yep have to use PS to clean.
Luenny, photos not so nice leh, have to do some cleaning first before can post![]()
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LOL, Richard, PS is addictive, try to make the best possible setup/exposure because you're not outdoors in the elements!
PS is for when there are things beyond your control and unforseen[mostly!]. D:
You can if you dare to fail - Stan Chung

I agree with Stan. PS usage should be limited. For me, the best photos are those that I can use straight without PS. Of course, sometimes curves and leveling can enhance the image, but it shouldn't be use to say get a totally underexposed shot back to normal - I've done that a few times and not proud of it. Other than that, you should just resize and sharpen to get back your sharpness after resizing. That's about it, especially in controlled environment. That's how I train myself anyway.
- Luenny

Hi Luenny,
It's good to set high standards early on like anything we do in life.
That said, PS has saved the day many times for me when shooting time is limited and there are difficulties!
You can if you dare to fail - Stan Chung
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