Ah, the credit goes to the camera and Photoshop, not me...
I'm not good at setting the aperture and shutter settings too... usually I take some shots of a particular location or angle first with varying parameters first to see what works best...
Maybe you can get a good Photoshop book teaching you on all the retouch stuff... many common tasks can be achieved with the default filters that come with the software, although plugins make life much easier. You can try some plugins like "Portraiture" and also Digital Film Tools' "Digital Film Labs" and "Light"... those are pretty easy to use for enhancing portraits.
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Originally Posted by blackie007
wow, if you are still learning, I can't imagine what you will produce when you finally master it! :)
It's the custom aperture & shutter settings that I am always fumbling with. Not easy to get it right.
Thanks for the tip on learning to retouch photos using Adobe Photoshop & plugins (what plugins??). I shall look into it. :)
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