These pages were created for my students and my colleagues
at GCC. They are intended for an average computer literate person
with an average interest in digital photography. For more advanced
info, please refer to the Links to Other Resources.
Most of the image editing examples use Photoshop Elements version 2, and
the details are similar to those used in Elements (version 3) and Photoshop
CS. There are a few editing example that make use of Photoshop CS.
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What are Pixels, Mega Pixels, &
How many MP's should I get?
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Pro's & Con's of Digital Cameras
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Additional Expenses - there are
many
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Things to look for in Choosing a
Camera
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List
of Cameras - with prices, # of MP's, zoom, and type of memory card.
Beware that the lowest price listed might be from an on-line service of
marginal reliability.
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Image file formats - with discussion
of JPG files, plus RAW, TIFF, GIF, and editor formats
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Memory Cards & Image Capacity
- stuff about different memory cards and how much memory you need
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Camera operation - things to
know
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Workflow - generic steps after
a photo is taken
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Computer issues - you may need
an upgrade
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Image Editing in general - These
editing examples using Photoshop Elements will enhance a mediocre image
and make it rock! I avoided using Layers in some of these examples
in order to keep things simple.
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Making Prints - at photo processing
stores and/or on a home printer
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Links to other resources (camera
reviews, printer reviews, tutorials, some good books)
More images: Shots of Monument
Valley and shots on a Northern Trip
to Iceland, Norway, Faroe Islands, and southern England.
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