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Healing
to a blank layer Take advantage of the ability of the Healing Brush to "use all layers." Add a blank layer above your image and in the Options Bar, check the Use All Layers box. Then use the Healing Brush as usual, but now the pixels appear on the new layer. Then you can use the layer's opacity and/or blending modes to alter the effects of the Healing Brush. |
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One-Touch
rotate Did you know that you know have one-touch ability to rotate or flag images in the File Browser? There's an easy-to-overlook set of icons to the right of the menus in the file File Browser that provide a fast way to rotate (clockwise or counterclockwise), flag, search, or delete files. |
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Get prints, share photos, and other photo items, all online:It should go without saying that you should not rely on an online photo sharing site as your primary means of image/photo storage. Make sure you keep a copy of all your images locally on your computer or backed up onto CD or DVD. Websites don't last forever and if your host closes down, there will be no way to retrieve your photos. There is always the possibility that their server might crash or be attacked by a virus, and again, your photos might be lost. Also, with the "free" sites, there is no guarantee of service (hence why they are free). There is also the possibility of your photos being deleted in order to make room for more customers, or higher paying ones. Any reputable host will contact you in advance of your collection disappearing, which should give you plenty of time to retrieve you photos or upgrade your subscription.
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Approximate
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Camera
Type |
File Size* |
32 MB** |
64 MB |
128 MB |
256 MB |
512 MB |
1GB** |
2GB |
4GB |
2
Megapixel Camera |
900KB |
35 |
71 |
142 |
284 |
568 |
1137 |
2275 |
4551 |
3
Megapixel Camera |
1.2MB |
26 |
53 |
106 |
213 |
426 |
853 |
1706 |
3413 |
4
Megapixel Camera |
2MB |
16 |
32 |
64 |
128 |
256 |
512 |
1024 |
2048 |
5
Megapixel Camera |
2.5MB |
12 |
25 |
51 |
102 |
204 |
409 |
819 |
1638 |
6
Megapixel Camera |
3.2MB |
10 |
20 |
40 |
80 |
160 |
320 |
640 |
1280 |
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filesize using camera's "high-resolution" JPEG mode. The actual
number of images per card will vary and depends on the camera model and complexity
of the scene being photographed.
** MB = Megabytes, GB = Gigabytes
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Greater
sharpening control For a different type of sharpening, use Filter>Other>High Pass on a duplicate of the layer that you want to sharpen. Change the layer's Blend Mode to Overlay, Soft Light, or Hard light. Smaller High Pass settings emphasize tiny details in the image where you need to keep the tiny details (such as wrinkles) unsharpened. You can reduce the opacity of the sharpening layer and mask areas to keep them from sharpening. It gives you total flexibility. |
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