Mark Smith

Marc
Don't want to sound like a broken record, but the Serif software is 16bit costs less than elements and has built in raw conversion tools.
The extra time to adjust (it may take you an hour or...

Marc
Don't want to sound like a broken record, but the Serif software is 16bit costs less than elements and has built in raw conversion tools.
The extra time to adjust (it may take you an hour or...

I note that people seem more worried about current versions of PS becoming 'out of date' i.e the ACR component won't work with their future DSLR purchases.
Surely the best solution for them is...

The Gimp isn't the only alternative, If you need 16bit there are at least half a dozen editors that have that feature.
Try the Serif program:
http://www.serif.com/photoplus/
It has 16bit, Alpha...

The Gimp isn't the only alternative, If you need 16bit there are at least half a dozen editors that have that feature.
Try the Serif program:
http://www.serif.com/photoplus/
It has 16bit, Alpha...

HowaboutRaw.
Glad you found out how your software works.
Here's some interesting facts for you also, camera manufactures Raw files are on the whole are pretty good, in fact sometimes better than...

HowaboutRaw.
Glad you found out how your software works.
Here's some interesting facts for you also, camera manufactures Raw files are on the whole are pretty good, in fact sometimes better than...

Zoran I read you perfectly well, but you didn't read my post–at all.

The biggest camera companies are Canon an Nikon both of which have free converters that are as good if not better than ACR.
The...

Zoran I read you perfectly well, but you didn't read my post–at all.

The biggest selling camera companies are Canon an Nikon both of which have free converters that are as good if not better than...

I read you perfectly well, but you didn't read my post–at all.

The biggest selling camera companies are Canon an Nikon both of which have free converters that are as good if not better than...

Most raw extraction software? Canon's was always pretty good, if you own a Mac you get a free one with the OS.
So well known facts are sometime urban myths.

Most raw extraction software? Canon's was always pretty good, if you own a Mac you get a free one with the OS- the same one that aperture uses and I think just as good as ACR.
Nikons freebie is...

Most raw extraction software? Canon's was always pretty good, if you own a Mac you get a free one with the OS- the same one that Aperture uses and I think just as good as ACR.
Nikons freebie is...

Two things
When you say online only, don't confuse having to download and monthly activation with a web based option (which this isn't)
Secondly don't confuse the 'cloud' as being where you have to...

Yet only about 25% of them actually use it (or a legal version) and of the 25% about 2% use CMYK (only commercial studios sending to magazine print)
Most of the common features are in the...

Howard CMYK is a terrible space for colourblind photographers due to the massive clipping.
A better way is to use RGB histograms here is a way better...

Howard CMYK is a terrible space for colourblind photographers due to the massive clipping.
A better way is to use RGB histograms here is a way better...

I do work in the commercial industry but even here the RGB space is starting to gain traction. The kicker here is if you are really a pro the cost of CS is tiny compared to your other business...

I agree as someone who has been using PS since version 2.
Paint shop pro is good for PC users bettered only by the Serif program.
Just one thing Photoshop and Paintshop aren't really vector...

Yes the roar of the masses might just be farts.

I'll do what I want with my money, I don't need a 'Poweruser' to speak for me.