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Merry Christmas everyone - toni-a - 12-24-2018
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and all the best for the upcoming year 2019
RE: Merry Christmas everyone - miro - 12-24-2018
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Merry Christmas and happy new year from mie
the cards are in the attached pictures
RE: Merry Christmas everyone - stoppingdown - 12-24-2018
The same for me...
PS I've not been posting here for a while, but I'm still reading...
RE: Merry Christmas everyone - davidmanze - 12-25-2018
Happy Christmas day to you all!
.....and good luck for the future!!
RE: Merry Christmas everyone - borisbg - 12-25-2018
Merry Christmas!
Cheers!
RE: Merry Christmas everyone - thxbb12 - 12-26-2018
Happy holidays and all the best for 2019!
And of course an obligatory greetings pic (even Chuck Norris wouldn't be able to get my two daughters to cooperate ;-)
![[Image: 45551888185_b2e8872405_o.jpg]](https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4910/45551888185_b2e8872405_o.jpg)
RE: Merry Christmas everyone - Brightcolours - 12-27-2018
Merry Xmas, JoJu https://twitter.com/KazutoYamaki/status/1077434465431957504
RE: Merry Christmas everyone - JJ_SO - 12-27-2018
Merry Christmas @all and BC: now, where do I get PS from?
Don't answer - I won't install it anyway. 2019 will also become a nice and Adobe-free year.
RE: Merry Christmas everyone - miro - 12-28-2018
(12-27-2018, 06:15 PM)JJ_SO Wrote: Merry Christmas @all and BC: now, where do I get PS from?
Is there any alternative of Adobe Photoshop?
RE: Merry Christmas everyone - JJ_SO - 12-28-2018
Of course. It just depends how deep you want to dive into the complex and powerful, but sometimes complicated functionalities. Or how much you grew into PS.
I like to use Affinity Photo for focus stacking, panoramas and more complex repairs (flare, dust, unwanted parts of background), otherwise Pixelmator is working rather well. Most adjustments I like to do non-destructive, either in Capture One or Affinity Photo.