Playing with PSE for the past couple of days. It is pure joy to explore it, though it definitely makes me feel like those good old days when I dreaded to come near a computer and explore as a kid.
I am intimidated by the super fancy iMac and adding to it is the PSE. But no, I am giving it a hard time too. Haha.
I just brushed the books here and there and without exploring, going through the books makes no-sense.
Once I started exploring PSE, with a couple of tutorials here and there, I think I am getting a hang of it. I read in so many forums, once you use PS, you would never return back to picnic or picasa. How true, I already feel this even with the "just started" phase.
A couple of pictures that I edited in the order of original followed by edited.
I am intimidated by the super fancy iMac and adding to it is the PSE. But no, I am giving it a hard time too. Haha.
I just brushed the books here and there and without exploring, going through the books makes no-sense.
Once I started exploring PSE, with a couple of tutorials here and there, I think I am getting a hang of it. I read in so many forums, once you use PS, you would never return back to picnic or picasa. How true, I already feel this even with the "just started" phase.
A couple of pictures that I edited in the order of original followed by edited.
And how I refrained from using my camera in low light situtation and how I cringed about popping up the ISO way beyond 200. Anything beyond ISO 200 was forbidden to me these many days dreading the noise level. But oh wow, with a click, I definitely fixed the grains in the following picture.
I also was able to fix the tower that stands close to the moon on the unedited pictures which has always disturbed me every time I looked at it.
Editing is a sea on its own and definitely as vast as photography itself. Definitely it is a "learn as you grow and explore" field and has so much room for creativity.
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