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Originally Posted by scotzoidman
....fortunately, the software that comes with most cams will let you fix most cropping issues, but it's still a piss-off when you see that you just cropped off the focal point of your shot...
Of course the best thing about digital is that it costs no more to take a dozen or so safety shots just to make sure.......
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I use an edit program that let’s you ‘undo’ anything before I save it “as”. I always keep my original, even if I made a lot of changes. If yours auto saves any changes immediately, open it and “save as” another file name before you start playing. The digital darkroom is the BIGGEST advantage I’ve enjoyed. No enlargers, chemicals to going bad, space and construction to do…………. Just SO much of a step forward.
One of the hardest changes for me has been reversing the basic rule of taking pics with a film cam. “Fill the frame!” ……… the idea here is to get some extra, as it’s SO easy to compose and crop before you even start to play with brightness, sharpness and texture and so much more.
Is this suppose to be an armature photographer thread?
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