I have Picture Window Pro, and have run it a few times.
I think had I stumbled onto it before photoshop, I'd be
using it happily. But I'm so USED to layers, and PWP ain't
got 'em. And right now I don't want to learn another editing
program well. Norman Koren (spelling on last name?) has a web
s
Mark Stringer wrote:
ACDSee Pro - Any comments for Pentax DSLR usage?
I have ACDSee 7, hard drive failed and have used my limit on
licenses. I'm sure they would give me another but I haven't tried.
I'm still looking for the "all in one" like Adobe Lightroom "enhanced"
with more Photoshop f
Photoshop Elements v3 and up handles [EMAIL PROTECTED] for *some*
operations, not as many as Photoshop CS or CS2.
Godfrey
On Mar 14, 2006, at 3:07 PM, David Weiss wrote:
Shel,
Is the color depth 8 or 16 bit for Elements?
Do you know the color depth of the others mentioned in this
thread?
The new Elements surly processes 16-bits. It would have to if it can
handle RAW files, no?
>From the PWP site:
Picture Window Pro is an extremely powerful image editor
that has every feature serious photographers require. Among them,
Full support for ICC color management.
Full support for 4
Shel,
Is the color depth 8 or 16 bit for Elements?
Do you know the color depth of the others mentioned in this
thread?
Dave
Previous Post:
The only reason I mentioned Elements is that it offers RAW
processing, is
inexpensive (which seemed to be a "feature" you wanted), and
has some
features
The only reason I mentioned Elements is that it offers RAW processing, is
inexpensive (which seemed to be a "feature" you wanted), and has some
features that are well ahead of PS 7.0, and led even later releases of PS.
Since a DL and tryout is free, what's to lose except DL time ...
In a differen
006 11:54 AM
Subject: Re: ACDSee Pro - anyone using it?
Mark Stringer wrote:
ACDSee Pro - Any comments for Pentax DSLR usage?
I have ACDSee 7, hard drive failed and have used my limit on licenses.
I'm sure they would give me another but I haven't tried. I'm still
looking for the &qu
Mark Stringer wrote:
ACDSee Pro - Any comments for Pentax DSLR usage?
I have ACDSee 7, hard drive failed and have used my limit on licenses.
I'm sure they would give me another but I haven't tried. I'm still
looking for the "all in one" like Adobe Lightroom "enhanced" with more
Photoshop fe
What about the new version of Adobe Photoshop Elements?
Shel
> [Original Message]
> From: Mark Stringer
> ACDSee Pro - Any comments for Pentax DSLR usage?
>
> I have ACDSee 7, hard drive failed and have used my limit on licenses.
I'm
> sure they would give me another but I haven't tried.
ACDSee Pro - Any comments for Pentax DSLR usage?
I have ACDSee 7, hard drive failed and have used my limit on licenses. I'm
sure they would give me another but I haven't tried. I'm still looking for
the "all in one" like Adobe Lightroom "enhanced" with more Photoshop
features.
CS freaks me
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