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 DickExpert Member
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trying something new...
Dick
later...
Don't know if this is any better. Thru the scope,
Dick
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 StevenExpert Member
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Location: S/E Missouri
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The straight on shot looks good now you need to constrain the proportions of the photo. It looks shortened. Did you use a photo shop program to do this?
Steven
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DickExpert Member
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I use Photo and fax viewer, but loo limited. I tried the Photo Suite IIISE, but same problem, too limited. I have an old version of Photo Shop, but I can't figure out how to use it. Everything gets "wiped out", and I have to replace the photo from My Documents, etc.
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DickExpert Member
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Steven, I finally got a, nearly, square one! Check my last, edited...
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StevenExpert Member
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Great job. Looking good.
Steven
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 coopExpert Member
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Dick: With the Photoshop program, after you edit an image you need to save it to one of your drives, lets say: Save to "my Documents" then choose save to "My Pictures." Or you could save it to a floppy disk or a CD burner drive. You can choose this before giving the image a file name. If you don't do this, yes they are wiped out after you close the program. Try this and see if it ihelps in photoshop or other programs to get your image saved. (You may already found this as the post was made a while back.)
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DickExpert Member
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Coop, I save everything to "My Documents"! I think that is why this thing is so slow! I am going to have to strip it down to ZERO, and start over. I am also going to have to find out what I did to get the last post, "almost square"!
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coopExpert Member
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Dick: On Photoshop when you use the marquee tool and hold down the shift button on your keyboard, you get a perfect square or circle (another choice when you hold down on the marquee button on the toolbar). Or bu adjusting the constrai button you can make it a square, but the image can be distorted if to much you change the numbers too far.
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DickExpert Member
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Thanks, Coop, I'll try to remember...
Dick
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