Re: Photoshop users...which version?
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 1:37 pm
Hi George,
Wished I lived nearer if you could teach me in 20 minutes how to use PS to do as well as I do without training on Paintshop Pro. The reason I did not use the word training was because as a trainer one expects you to have some knowledge of what you are teaching. I don't live under that illusion.
I have trained many people how to use V++ and have written a short training paper on it. But alas that is now out dated by upgrading of systems.
I have no doubt that if I spent 10 minutes on each photo I could improve picture quality noticeably, that is not a reality, and honestly not required in my current function. I am sure I am making non reversible adjustments but then they are saved in a different folder from the original that has no changes to it not even name changes.
One of the funcions I like is the Lens Correction menu which adjusts for fisheye distortion, it works well on macro settings.
Wished I lived nearer if you could teach me in 20 minutes how to use PS to do as well as I do without training on Paintshop Pro. The reason I did not use the word training was because as a trainer one expects you to have some knowledge of what you are teaching. I don't live under that illusion.
I have trained many people how to use V++ and have written a short training paper on it. But alas that is now out dated by upgrading of systems.
I have no doubt that if I spent 10 minutes on each photo I could improve picture quality noticeably, that is not a reality, and honestly not required in my current function. I am sure I am making non reversible adjustments but then they are saved in a different folder from the original that has no changes to it not even name changes.
One of the funcions I like is the Lens Correction menu which adjusts for fisheye distortion, it works well on macro settings.