PS to do polarizing? I don't see how that could be fully possible. Some of the effects of a polarizer, correct? JCO
-----Original Message----- From: Don Sanderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 7:48 AM To: PDML Subject: DSLR "E-Book" I just recieved the (now don't panic) DSLR Nikon D70 e-book that I purchased from http://www.digitalsecrets.net. I purchased it mainly because it contains over 400 "actions" for Photoshop CS, one of which is a cool polariser simulator. I went looking for one after a recent thread here about simulating a polariser effect in PS CS. At $49.95 US the whole works cost less than the other PL sim- ulators I found on the net. Along with the actions there is a 378 page PDF book that contains VERY detailed information on digital cameras/imaging/processing. It also has a chapter on how to use the actions in CS, and many other CS functions, as well as a whole section on RAW conversion. The entire thing is illustrated with hi-res pics and even some movies. Many images are "clickable" for a larger view and a lower res version is included for slower computers. Though it is specific to the D70, 90% of it applies to any brand/model of digital PS or DSLR. All that along with several other utilities and a color chart make this one of the best purchases I've made in a while. ([EMAIL PROTECTED], I sound like a commercial for this guy. No I'm not affiliated in any way!) ;-) IMHO a lot of info for the money. Don
