Why is there always food shots at 2am?

Julian I do think I missed focus, or the shutter is too low on that one:o but it looks the same here too

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jdizzle wrote in post #11631373
I can help you with that.


You can use the automated feature in photoshop and it works very well. Once you get the two or more images stacked, you can do an alignment.

Intresting. Ive read cs5 is really good at alignment. Im currently on cs4

^^^lazy koala!

I moved to MacBook Pro in April and have CS5, I also bought a 500+ pages book, but have not used it much, normally use Aperture 3 for post processing. Have done a few layers mainly for fun, and need to do serious CS5 study. 10 years ago I installed PS to primarily pp astronomy shots but never had time to master the software.
I installed CS5 and elements earlier hoping I can do for portrait retouching, end up using Aperture 3 for quick pp.
Thanks.

hahaha yeah everything looks OOF

tonyniev wrote in post #11631525
I moved to MacBook Pro in April and have CS5, I also bought a 500+ pages book, but have not used it much, normally use Aperture 3 for post processing. Have done a few layers mainly for fun, and need to do serious CS5 study. 10 years ago I installed PS to primarily pp astronomy shots but never had time to master the software.
I installed CS5 and elements earlier hoping I can do for portrait retouching, end up using Aperture 3 for quick pp.
Thanks.

Aperture is similar to lightroom right?

I'm currently playing Angry Birds Omar

monk3y wrote in post #11631417
here's another one .. doesn't look sharp also right? hehe

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IMG_9052.jpg by bee_tee_double_you, on Flickr

It does look a bit soft in the eyes. What's your EXIF?

jdizzle wrote in post #11631543
It does look a bit soft in the eyes. What's your EXIF?

no idea.. shot in jpeg edited in Windows picture viewer and saved it on top of the jpeg output of the camera.. technically messing up my whole 4,000 photos of the trip :o:o

if I went there now, that shot of the bird would have been tack sharp, that bird is like 2 feet away from me...wide open, I can even touch it

monk3y wrote in post #11631437
Julian I do think I missed focus, or the shutter is too low on that one:o but it looks the same here too

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IMG_9035.jpg by bee_tee_double_you, on Flickr

If your shutter speed wasn't fast enough, you can get a blurry shot.

vipergts831 wrote in post #11631464
Intresting. Ive read cs5 is really good at alignment. Im currently on cs4

I'm on CS4 too and the alignment does a good job. The new features in CS5 doesn't grab my attention at all. Majority of my usage in PS is layers and that hasn't changed.

jdizzle wrote in post #11631551
If your shutter speed wasn't fast enough, you can get a blurry shot.

:p:p they look sharp when they are small...

Look hahaha

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monk3y wrote in post #11631537
Aperture is similar to lightroom right?

Correct.

Good morning