Comments on: Too much Photoshop http://thewiredjester.co.uk/2009/04/16/too-much-photoshop/ Outjesting boredom since 2004. The webhome of Alex Watson, tech journalist, writer and rambler Fri, 13 Nov 2009 20:43:16 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Wilbur http://thewiredjester.co.uk/2009/04/16/too-much-photoshop/#comment-2975 Wilbur Thu, 16 Apr 2009 23:27:39 +0000 http://thewiredjester.co.uk/?p=672#comment-2975 Virtual reality is normal. We humans thrive on it. Always have. What do you think a vision quest is all about? I am a former good amateur film person. I had my own dark room and learned how to do all the stuff needed to enhance my images. Ansel Adams was my God of grey tones. I believe the natural approach working in the digital light room is boss. Cannon camera had so much respect for European Photo people that they introduced a Camera to you that I cannot buy at my local store. I had to settle for a SX 10. Instead of getting upset with being visually manipulated why not just ignore it and continue to get better at what you are doing? Virtual reality is normal. We humans thrive on it. Always have. What do you think a vision quest is all about? I am a former good amateur film person. I had my own dark room and learned how to do all the stuff needed to enhance my images. Ansel Adams was my God of grey tones. I believe the natural approach working in the digital light room is boss. Cannon camera had so much respect for European Photo people that they introduced a Camera to you that I cannot buy at my local store. I had to settle for a SX 10. Instead of getting upset with being visually manipulated why not just ignore it and continue to get better at what you are doing?

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