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Stop debating. I know you want itYou mean DP3M? I like it a lot but only did handheld shots. I think it is at least as good as DP2M. Will send it back soon though. We are debating to buy one.
I'm not done with B&W !!!Winter in France again hè! Snow does make one think in B&W. Nice!
Not really a debate more an exchange of opinions.
Michiel
Unfortunately for mac users ... yes :watch:Paint.net is windows only right?
Banding in the sky? Anyone? Buehler...? Buehler...? Anyone?Stop debating. I know you want it
(No, this is not dust spot, this is snow falling).
Hi Hulyss,I first edit the most I can in SPP (or LR with Nikon gear) then I tweak in that Paint.NET - Free Software for Digital Photo Editing.
If I'm happy, I'm happy (normal you would say ) If I'm not happy I make a run into CS6 and try to find what I want, but generaly it work out 95 % of the time nicely out of Paint.net.
Hello Po,Hi Hulyss,
Why not just take a run into CS6 and call it a day! What's the advantage of Paint.NET?
Thank you,
Po
I honestly get it, but since you have CS6 I wondered why!Hello Po,
Paint.net is free. That mean I can travel to see a client every where on this planet, downloading it, installing it on whatever machine and then obtain the same rendering.
Even if I can pay many gear, I tend to rely more on my skills and "analogue/biological" things than technology because, even in "foodwork", I tend to always work at an artistic level.
But I'm a commercial photographer. In my head there is a conflict between commercial (money) and artistic (sharing).
Well, you get it. I'm a bit touched :chug: