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Hello!
I'll preface this with I am a total amateur in the world of digital photography and I currently use ifranview to do all my editing (which includes about 5 functions save the crop). So, I am mainly interested in a slightly intuitive program to edit photos; although I am proficient with a computer I simply do not have the desire yet to spend an hour or more editing photos. And of course, I am primarily looking for a free program at this point, unless there really are just no suitable programs available. Thanks for your time and suggestions!
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Originally Posted by PowerPix I'd ask her what trigonometrical exposure fusion, backlit barrel distortion, aperture quadrant capacitor, EV pixel variable, DOF and CCD priority, buffered bit depth, and pneumatic center weighted (with right side bias) metering settings she recommends.... |
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Welcome to the wonderful world of DPS!
I recommend you take a look at this thread. It has loads of information about everything, but you can scroll down to the "What are some free programs that I can use for photography?" and get all the information you ever wanted and more!
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http://bendoutashape.com It's ok to edit my pics for DPS only / critique is always welcome! |
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Originally Posted by PowerPix I'd ask her what trigonometrical exposure fusion, backlit barrel distortion, aperture quadrant capacitor, EV pixel variable, DOF and CCD priority, buffered bit depth, and pneumatic center weighted (with right side bias) metering settings she recommends.... |
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