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 Posted 01/20/2009  5:57 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Podoprigora to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I need some advice on how to increase picture's quality after I uploaded it to PC. Can you recommend some programs. Thanks in advance
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Depends on what you mean by increase. What kind of camera are you using? Typically the camera defines the quality, not the post processing part of things. You need a half way decent picture to create a decent picture. Having said that, if you have a good camera, and are looking for post processing software, I believe "gimp" is what one of our local photographers use. I have Adobe Photoshop CS2, but this is a pretty pricey piece of software. I think Gimp is either free, or not too bad. Usually unless you photos are way out of whack, the default imaging program on your PC will have something to help.

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I use freebies, Picassa and Microsoft Digital Image starter edition.

I also use a Kodak EasyShare 7440 digital camera, but the most important thing I bought at Walmart was a $14 Targus tripod, which adjusts from 9" to 40+". I keep it at 9-12" and it keeps the camera steady. One of the threads on here suggests using the self-timer so you don't have your hands on the camera and it's stable at shutter release.

You won't increase the quality of your picture with software. If you are not using the tripod, get one, no one's hands are perfectly steady. When you are shooting a 2" coin even the slightest movement will blur the image, and no software can fix that.



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