Dana Senior Member 452 posts Joined Apr 2003 More info | Apr 28, 2003 14:23 | #16 Spot metering would've helped brighten the subject but would blow out the skies and other parts of the scene and the results would still not be as good as using fill flash. Thanks, Peter. No critisizing taken. I enjoy hearing peoples feedback. That is why I asked the question originally. If I sounded like I was annoyed at your remark, I wasn't. Great!
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DigPic Member 42 posts Joined Apr 2003 More info | Apr 28, 2003 14:24 | #17 How about the fill flash from Photoshop was what I was thinking of.
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Apr 28, 2003 14:25 | #18 DigPic wrote: How about the fill flash from Photoshop was what I was thinking of. Where is that feature??? I have 7.0
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PFlor Senior Member 265 posts Joined Apr 2003 More info | Apr 28, 2003 18:45 | #19 lasercomp wrote: DigPic wrote: How about the fill flash from Photoshop was what I was thinking of. Where is that feature??? I have 7.0 It doesn't exist in Photoshop 7.0. You have to do it in steps like the method I've outlined before. Photoshop Elements on the other hands does have a Fill Flash command which works very well. Though I prefer the Photoshop method since it preserves the image's contrast better.
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