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What do you want to say by burnt it a bit? I'm new with the whole thing haha.. I'm using digital image suite and photoimpact 12 to edit .. is there any other one that I could use and it's not to hard to learn?
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What do you want to say by burnt it a bit? I'm new with the whole thing haha.. I'm using digital image suite and photoimpact 12 to edit .. is there any other one that I could use and it's not to hard to learn?
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"Burning" refers to using a tool which will allow a selected area to be darkened more than the area around it. I've heard of Photoimpact, but I'm not familiar with it.Originally Posted by ChAnTaL
BTW, I like both of the second pictures; nicely done, and agree with marko's comments.
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Tirediron is correct. Burning in refers to darkening a specific part of an image. Dodging refers to lightening a specific part of an image. Hang around for a while and you'll see that we use these terms over and over.
If you want to become a great photographer, you WILL 100% be dodging and burning almost every single image that you feel is better than a snapshot. It's one of the very important keys to a great photograph. This recent thread explains it all quite well and has images as well. The blue nile falles retouched
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is there a topic here that show you how to use photoshop .. I have this program but never use it.
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There are tips on how to use photoshop scattered throughout this site and the Internet, but photoshop is MUCH to complex to have a single topic to show you how to use it.
Many people buy a book or take tutorials to learn the basics of photoshop.
That said - if you ask a specific question on how to use photoshop, it's our pleasure to help answer it.
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If you have Photo Shop is is worth your time to learn it, it is the best photo editing program around in my opinion. That said it does have a steep learning curve, but well worth it. As others have said there are a ton of tutorials online.
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