Have you experienced focus issues when you move the center
of interest off center to achieve focus and then recompose to create the
image? |
Those who have upgraded to Photoshop CS2 have enjoyed the benefits of the "Browser" now being implemented as a separate application called the "Bridge". Many have discovered, however, that they cannot run "batch" actions on images in the Bridge like they did in Photoshop. How can we do this??? When you select images in Bridge and then try to batch them in Photoshop by choosing File>Automate>Batch, you'll see that Bridge isn't available in the Source menu. You must use Bridge's Batch command for this to work. In Bridge, choose Tools>Photoshop>Batch to batch the selected files. |
| Unfortunately, most of us who utilize digital capture will
have a problem with lost data - lost images - at one time or another. This
can be a real problem which certainly impacts your ability to provide quality
images to your customers. Here are a couple methods used by fellow members to successfully recover that lost data. 1) One of our Sponsors - Fairborn Camera - has a Data Recovery Service which has been used successfully. Contact Paul or Travis at Fairborn Camera for all the details. 2) There are several data recovery programs available. Some are provided by the manufacturer's of the storage media (Lexar and SanDisk) and others are more "powerful" and applicable to all types of storage media. One such program used successfully by the "Woods Brothers" is called "Photorescue" from Datarescue. Demo copies are downloadable and it is available for $29.00. Check it out at www.datarescue.com/photorescue/ |
This program is worth installing. It will bring up raw files just like Picture and Fax Viewer. View RAW files in XP with RAW Image Viewer |