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Michael Reichmann and Jeff Schewe Camera to Print video tutorial available at the Store on this website. Also the Lightroom 2 tutorial.

QUOTE (EricM @ Dec 16 2009, 08:07 AM) I agree with Mark's comment 1, and partly with comment 2. However, in the second pair image #1 looks a bit more "natural" to me, and hence more pleasing to my eyes. I was a Kodachrome diehard for forty years and never liked Velvia. Eric What Eric said, me too. Mike.

QUOTE (MarkDS @ Dec 18 2009, 12:03 PM) Michael Reichmann and Jeff Schewe Camera to Priont video tutorial available at the Store on this website. Also the Lightroom 2 tutorial. An emphatic ditto to Mark's suggestions.

thanks for the responses. Initially I had dragged the disk image into the app folder. Then I installed it correctly, took the image to the trash and then it still gave me the warning for a few times. Eventually it went away. I did a little more digging and it seems that it is supposed to only give you the warning the first time you run it but occasionally it will do it longer and sometimes you need a reboot. Anyway, I'm really enjoying...

I prefer #1 in both cases. But there must be very many people who love highly saturated images, as these are usually at the top of the favourites lists on photo websites! And don't get me started on the super-saturated "HDR" stuff I see at those sites! T.

"If you find Kodachrome less saturated than digital, you are probably talking about the output of camera-processed JPEGs, where saturation is boosted by firmware, because manufacturers think that's the "look" most consumers want. Raw files are definitely not over-saturated "out of the box". You can always process them to become that way, but when you bring them into a raw converter with zero...

QUOTE (nniko @ Dec 16 2009, 06:02 PM) (..) I remember (and greatly admire) your Scottish landscape *film* images, Wim, when you posted them here; I'm not sure what all changed when you went digital, but I prefer the look of your old film images. I feel that a bit of something was lost, I'm not sure what, when you switched to digital. Lisa hi Lisa, Please don´t tell me to get back to scanning... It is true that I am...

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A total of 16 issues are now available. Those of you who like creating your own digital landscapes from scratch will enjoy the info on Vue 8 in issue 16. Mike

Usually when you download an application from the internet, what you get is an installer app. Rather than dragging that app to your folder, double click it and let the installer put the app where it needs to be (along with any other resources.) Sometimes the download will open with two icons -- an icon for the app and an icon for your applications folder, with an arrow that says to drag the app into the folder. This is still an install...