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Intro guide to post-processing

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    Jay.Yang is offline Junior Member
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    Default Intro guide to post-processing

    Hi all,

    As a total newbie to photography, I always thought that how a picture turns out depends mostly at the time you are shooting it. However, now I realize that post-processing is just as important as nailing the right exposure for the shots. But I am clueless of how to get into post-processing. Is there a basic guide to introductory post-processing that I can read up? And what software should I have? I only have Photoshop CS (not CS3 or CS4). The only post-processing I can do is to load my picture into Photoshop and make auto-level and auto-colour. To my surprise, some of the pictures already looks much much better (I post an example below). If I know all the tools available...

    Thanks a bunch,
    Jay

    p.s. First attached picture is BEFORE auto-level and auto-colour. Second attached picture is AFTER.
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