Brief Introduction

[MayBayB]

Stopping by to say hi & introduce myself. I am a somewhat new to in-studio photography. I have only been doing it for 4 months now. I was a photo journalist before doing studio work. I had also done a lot of freelance outdoor photography. I did do quite a bit of senior photography outdoors in all natural settings. I didn't have to do much about the lighting other than the occasional fill lighting. So studio work is a whole new world to me. I am also not too accustomed to using Elements. At the newspaper I used the full version of Photoshop to manipulate photos.

Enough about me. Hopefully I'll find lots of tips in here that will make my life a whole lot easier. Thank you for taking the time to read this, hopefully I can contribute some helpful information as well.
May
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[NMarti]

May
Welcome to the forum. You'll find lots information here to help you along. While Elements doesn't have all the features of Photoshop, there are work-arounds for most of the things that you can't do. Someone is usually around to help out.

[MayBayB]

I seem to get frustrated w/ how much the tool box has changed, and I can't seem to get Elements to do some of the things I did with the full version of Photoshop. I have used the full version of photoshop since version 2.1, so i guess it is just things that were habit to me are now not doing what I want. I am happy to see so much helpful information here to help get me back on track.

Thanks for the warm welcome.

[JulieM]

Welcome May!

[photoshopsusieq]

Hello and welcome to the forum!

[Not4wood]

Welcome May!!

Happy, Healthy and a Safe New Years everybody!!

[MayBayB]

Thanks for the warm welcome. I am in the process of aquiring the latest version of Elements for my new OS. I ordered it yesterday. If this version has any changes from what i have been using I'll prob. have a lot of questions.

Hopefully I'll have some tips for you as well.