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Inspired by Diane's awesome post I set my scope up for wide field for the first time .
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Comment by Philip A Cruden on August 9, 2011 at 8:43pm
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crazy isn't it? Ask some polar bears, they will tell you the true story
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Charlie, get a grip man those are little organised clouds fighting not to be part of global warming
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Comment by samiam on August 9, 2011 at 8:37pm
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Yea I hear you Charles , most of the people I interact with on a daily basis don't even know what global warming is ... Very frustrating indeed .
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Comment by Charles Dunlop on August 9, 2011 at 8:31pm
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that's horrible. My whole life I've lived in southern california and this year and last I don't remember the fog pattern just hovering overhead like this, everyday, all summer. Global warming definitely happening, can't believe people deny it.
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Man its hot . I have lived in Texas my whole life , and I don't remember this many 100 degree days in a row .
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anytime man, how is the heat up your way, it is killer here with the humidity, no scoping time at all, monsoons are not coming in but plenty of erratic lightning.
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Thanks Philip , I am sure when I make the jump I will have tons of questions for you .
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Believe me it is really simple and to tell you the truth you do not even need the CS package, get elements to start, $40 and you will be amazed at what type of corrections you can do with out getting into to much of the software. I am here to help if you like.
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No PhotoShop yet for no other reason than I really haven't had the need for it yet .I have just got to the point where I feel some of my subs are pretty solid , and processing is a whole other monster .
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There is some amazing adjusting you can do in Photoshop, do you have one of the CS Photoshop suites?
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