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Correcting bad shots
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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman766" data-source="post: 779731" data-attributes="member: 71204"><p>all great suggestions. Thank you. After posting this, my wife told me now that I have a good camera, I should buy photoshop or another program to work with the shots. Couldn't believe she said it, so I am going to strike while the iron is hot.... </p><p>So basically it seems that most people DO make corrections after loading the photos. I will be trying to get the lighting and settings right before I take the shots, but I guess I shouldn't feel bad about having to make adjustments later.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rocketman766, post: 779731, member: 71204"] all great suggestions. Thank you. After posting this, my wife told me now that I have a good camera, I should buy photoshop or another program to work with the shots. Couldn't believe she said it, so I am going to strike while the iron is hot.... So basically it seems that most people DO make corrections after loading the photos. I will be trying to get the lighting and settings right before I take the shots, but I guess I shouldn't feel bad about having to make adjustments later. [/QUOTE]
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