Severn Bore
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Hi
This is probably a stupid question, but please indulge me.
Where do I find the update as I have gone through the update process on my version of Photoshop-14.2.1 x64 - and am told the program is up to date. However, I can find none of the changes within the program.
(Polite) comments welcomed.
Thanks
Slide number 23 is soooo sharp!
When and where does this "offer" appear as there seems to be nothing on the Adobe website.
Is this hack already available. If so, has anyone used it in the real world and with what results?
Is it possible to create a DNG version while also keeping the RAW original? If so how is this done on Lightroom? Advice please.
Severn Bore: I am in process of trying it, but cannot find any red-eye removal tool. I tried using the clone tool as a substitute, but despite my fast PC with 8gb RAM it proved difficult to place the clone tool with any precision.
Anyone else found this.
Incidentally why so expensive in UK compared with US?
Hi Auster Pilot.
Pity, that. Seems a basic omission as red eye reduction is usually included in even rudimentary editing software.
I am in process of trying it, but cannot find any red-eye removal tool. I tried using the clone tool as a substitute, but despite my fast PC with 8gb RAM it proved difficult to place the clone tool with any precision.
Anyone else found this.
Incidentally why so expensive in UK compared with US?
I thought this was an excellent illustration of the security paranoia combined with lack of common sense that applies in much of the UK. The attitude of the two smartly grey-suited security guards virtually amounted to harassment!
The laws on this subject vary from country to country and I wonder whether employers ensure that their security people understand the local rules, especially when so many security staff seem not to originate within the UK.