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Luckee

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Barked: Tue Sep 2, '08 6:55pm PST 
What would you like to learn about?
Amazing- Gracie

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Barked: Tue Sep 2, '08 9:23pm PST 
I would like to know a good tutorial on Photoshop Elements 6 and Premiere Elements 4.
I received the programs for my birthday and I haven't added them to my computer yet. I am afraid they will be too hard for me to use.
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~Sophie~

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Barked: Wed Sep 3, '08 11:28am PST 
wave I would like to learn how to choose backgrounds. See, mom sells jewelry on etsy, and her photos usually don't come out the way she wants. They are too dark or the white background she is using doesn't show the colors. She has a hard time making the jewelry look as pretty and sparkly as it does in person. shrug
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Luckee

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Barked: Wed Sep 3, '08 3:40pm PST 
Amazing- Gracie:

I am not as familiar with Elemnts as i am with CS3. I have never used elemnts. But maybe it is like what I have. If you have specif ?'s maybe I can anwer.

I suggest to dowload it and play around. Also if you are stuck on something maybe google it. say you need more help cropping google "Photoshop Elements and cropping"

Here are some articles that might help you

http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pselements/Photoshop_Element s_Tutorials_and_User_Resources.htm

http://www.easyelements.com/

~Sophie~:

if you see pictures of jewelery in a magazine or ads a lot of them are using professional lighting. like those big umbrellas or softboxes nad high end camera.

but i am sure you can get your to look better without all that

are you using a flash bracket?

Here are some articles about photographing jewerly:

http://www.tabletopstudio.com/documents/jewelry_photogra phy.htm

http://www.diylife.com/2007/10/23/how-to-photograph-jewel ry/



http://www.home-jewelry-business-success-tips.com/photogr aphing-jewelry.html

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Luckee

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Barked: Wed Sep 3, '08 3:57pm PST 
the links i gave you are making them with space. i go back to edit there is no space. so if you use them make sure there are no spaces
Miss Mittens- (Angel DG- #14)

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Barked: Wed Sep 3, '08 9:06pm PST 
How do you get a cat to stay still long enough to take a photo? Mittens will tolerate one or two photos then get up and RUN away. Her sister KC won't even do that. The minute she sees the camera, she starts moving around and won't stay still for even a second. I rarely use the flash and when I do it doesn't seem to bother them much, so that can't be the reason. confusedshrug
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Cody- 1993~2010

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Barked: Wed Sep 3, '08 9:56pm PST 
I have the same question as Mittens only it applies to a dog.shrug
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~Sophie~

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Barked: Thu Sep 4, '08 6:52am PST 
wave Thanks for those links! We are definitely going to try some of those tips. way to go
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Amazing- Gracie

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Barked: Thu Sep 4, '08 9:55am PST 
Thank you, Luckee. I will try those tutorials and see what i can do.
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Nanook

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Barked: Thu Sep 4, '08 7:37pm PST 
Photographing Cats:

In my experience of and studies of photography one thing they taught us the two evils were, were children and pets.. the evil twins.. because they are the hardest..

My suggestion is to keep shooting.. try different types of distractions and stay patient. It takes lots of practice. You could try different cat toys like a ball that jingles to capture their attention before you take a photo.

The key with it is patience. Make sure your all set and ready to photograph before you bring the cat in, set them up, and then try distracting them. But shoot and shoot and shoot.

Here is a link I have on photographing cats that may help:

http://www.nyip.com/ezine/people-and-pets/cats.html
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