Quick note about some great Photo Software:

We’ve discussed this software before but there is a sale on it now so you should check out.

Are you ready to do more with your photographs than the basic programs inculded on your computer, but not ready to make the huge leap to Photoshop?

The way we took our first steps was this program :Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0
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There are some features here that even hardcore Photoshop CS2 users would dig. Simplified mattes for specific corrections on selected areas.
What the heck does that mean? Ok, lets say you have a shot of a flower that you want to make the background darker and the flower a brighter, richer color. This program simplifies that for you. Or if you want to add that friend to a group shot that they couldn’t be there for. Or simply putting one persons’ head on another’s body. Just for fun of course.

And it is the perfect way to get your feet wet with Photoshop language and tools.

It’s $20 off sale goes till the end of the month. Check it out.

Some of the features:
• Instantly fix common flaws
Fix photos in a flash with intelligent tools that automatically correct skin tone, lighting, color and contrast. Even remove red-eye automatically as you download photos.
• Quickly retouch specific areas
Easily brush over any element of your photo to select a range of adjustments to a specific area or object.
• Enhance your photos and create composites
Stylize your photos with special effects and combine elements from different photos to create artistic composites or surreal scenes.

• Entertain friends with a custom slide show
Create an entertaining slide show in minutes! Wow your audience with amazing transitions, pan and zoom effects, captions, music and narration.
• Share photos online
Easily upload your photos to a personal online photo album that can be updated with new photos at any time. Family and friends can view your photos and instantly order prints.
• Send personalized photo mail
Send your photos displayed within your email, instead of as cumbersome attachments. Include a decorative background or frame — even include your own captions.

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