To quiet around here - so I'll post a couple pics

[FlyAngel]

Norbert,
It was written in reference to http://www.zing.com/picture/p5a3000e...2.jpg.orig.jpg
pic. Of course you can't perform a double exposure with the D30.


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[ChristianLandry]

Ron this is convincing stuff. What Photoshop path do you use to print your logo on every images and is it possible to do batch processing a logo with vertical and horizontal images? (for event applications)

Chris

[Ron]

You can automate with Pshop - but it's not very intuitive. I find Adobe software is very lacking in features and is way over priced. Photoshop is no exception. You have to record the actions of putting a name/logo on a picture then run that action to batch process images.

Pshop is still a necessary tool for pro level photo editing. sigh.

[NorbertBissinger]

Put your logo on the clipboard and write the action pasting and position it. If you put it in a corner you can batch process regardless of hor. or vertical.

Ron I got a kodak $4.500 program but Photoshop outdoes it in any way for only $599. This is very cheap 'cause it produces several Ks a month.

The features which are lacking are the ones doing the work for you.

Norbert

[Chris_Young]

Ron,

Great pictures. How do you accomplish the smooth even skin tones? Thanks in advance.

Chris

[Ron]

The D30 does that, which is what made my buy one. Smooth, noise free tones.

[FlyAngel]

Hey Ron,
we all know D30 is a wonderfull tool but don't forget to mention that Photoshop helps a bit too. http://fotodigital.eresmas.com/Angel.jpg