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Beyond the Borders of Digital Photo Software
With the hustle-and-bustle of the modern living, anything just turns out to be instant and
digital. For instance, instant noodles, instant boyfriend, and many others, I just recall
that a friend of mind told me that. Everything now is instant and digital or
computerized.
The latest and better digital photo software must always be a competitive one, that is
versatile, easy to be understood and of course easy to use. It is not always particular to
be used in order to have a software package that works well with only selected varieties
of cameras.
ACDSee, edit and review photos
Though not as nicely designed or flashy as Photoshop Album, ACDSee has two decisive
advantages over the Adobe product: (1) it handles networked files correctly (no local
copies are created, and users have full control over caching and cached thumbnail size)
and (2) it exports the information in its database to XML so that it can be used in other
applications. Oddly though, the category information is not exported. ACDSee also does a
much better job of dealing with file management overall. For example, if you use ACDSee's
file browser to move files, it will update its database accordingly so you don't get
broken links (a big and nearly fatal problem with Photoshop Album).
In short, ACDSee is clearly superior to Photoshop Album (except on looks), but still not
quite there.
UPDATE (4/24/03): The latest free update (5.01) adds categoization data to the list of
information exported! With this addition, ACDSee becomes far and away the best tool for
organizing digital photo libraries. The only thing it still lacks is some of the flash of
the Adobe product, but in terms of features and performance, this is the clear winner.
The best way to replace color in photo editor
So far, the best (and only, come to think of it) way I found is using the replace color
command on the adjustments menu. Any other sugestions that might work better?
re:
capture your images in RAW format and when they are opened for import to PS you can
correct for chromatic abboration which is what you are seeing.
Texture Workshop - 1.5
Texture Workshop is a multifunctional toolbox which allows to turn practically any picture
into a repeatable tile very quickly and easily. Such tiles are used as backgrounds of
webpages, as wallpapers, as textures for 3D objects and so on
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