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Photoshop is not the ONLY program to edit Photo’s

Jeremy — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 08:40:13 +0000

Many (rather most) people are under the impression that Photoshop is the only program out there that you can edit and manipulate digital photos with.

This is true in one sense only, which is that it’s probably the best image editing program out there!

There are many good pieces of software out there. Some of these are listed below:

Paint Shop Pro
Corel Draw
Serif Photoplus
Adobe Fireworks

There are a few more but these are the more popular ones. Getting used to Adobe Fireworks and Photoshop will allow you to take your image editing skills to the next level!

The future of photos and pictures on mobile phones

Jeremy — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 11:28:26 +0000

In the last year, there has been a huge advance in technology relating the mobile phones.

One such aspect is the quality of the camera on mobile phones.

We had 3 mega pixels last year which was out of this world. Then came 5 mega pixels and now we have 8 mega pixels!

People predict that in the following year, photos taken on a mobile phone will be the same quality of that on Digital Cameras and SLRs… OK, not the SLR bit!

But these new phones will probably be out of the budget of most people. I iPhone will probably have new model with a 5+ MP.

Photo Restoration

Jeremy — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 11:26:56 +0000

Do you have photos that need restoration, colorized or enhanced? Take the time to touch up your photo(s) with digital tools to bring your old photos back to life.

What is Digital Imaging?

Just imagine turning a photo into a drawing. Then a artist comes over and fills in all the missing parts. He covers in all the cracks and lines. Then he might add some extra color. Well that is Digital Imaging. Except instead of turning your photo into a drawing you scan it into a computer and the artist uses a mouse instead of paints.

What you can do to your old photos?

The sky’s the limit! You can colorize black and white photos, draw in missing pieces, remove or add people to a photo, change backgrounds, glamorize, remove scratches and rips, just about anything you can think of.