Which of these shots do you like better?
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Designer wrote: Congratulations on your purchase of CS6. You now have the capability of producing an image that is practically useless.
Does CS6 give you the capability to level the horizon line?
No need to be a jerk. Especially to the owner of the site.
BTW you do know CS6 is in beta stage (free download BTW) and isn't actually for sale. Maybe you should fact check before making statements.
Thanks Stealthy... he or she is fine... their just voicing an opinion and clear heads up of the type of personality they have. Being tactful is not a requisite to some out there. I know the image isn't anything special... the purpose of posting this was to simply identify the new filter in CS6.
OH... and I raised my post count by posting this thread! LMAO!!
Thank you for making PhotographyTalk.com your photography community of choice.
I know that people voice opinions here and ask questions, but sometimes when you research, google is a good place to start.
What might be interesting is try that filter effect on just the water, it might look like water movement.
BTW rumours say that CS6 is looking to be launched May/June time
Alex wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Designer wrote: Congratulations on your purchase of CS6. You now have the capability of producing an image that is practically useless.
Does CS6 give you the capability to level the horizon line?
No need to be a jerk. Especially to the owner of the site.
BTW you do know CS6 is in beta stage (free download BTW) and isn't actually for sale. Maybe you should fact check before making statements.
Thanks Stealthy... he or she is fine... their just voicing an opinion and clear heads up of the type of personality they have. Being tactful is not a requisite to some out there. I know the image isn't anything special... the purpose of posting this was to simply identify the new filter in CS6.
OH... and I raised my post count by posting this thread! LMAO!!
Good post, that guy must have a lot of friends with that attitude
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