Hi
I've been doing restorations for about a year now, flying by the seat of my pants and have come to the conclusion that I need to "refine my techniques". I have memory problems (not the RAM
kind!) and would have been lost without my son's help. I have to keep doing something new over and over to get it to stick.
I stumbled across Doug's site and am amazed at the willingness
of the people to lend a hand.
I'm new to using a forum, but here goes: I have PS 7.0; is it best
to always convert a file to PSD before working on it? I will usually scan a photo at 300 but sometimes have JPG's from the digital camera.
Thank you.
Attached is a recent job I did.
I've been doing restorations for about a year now, flying by the seat of my pants and have come to the conclusion that I need to "refine my techniques". I have memory problems (not the RAM
kind!) and would have been lost without my son's help. I have to keep doing something new over and over to get it to stick.
I stumbled across Doug's site and am amazed at the willingness
of the people to lend a hand.
I'm new to using a forum, but here goes: I have PS 7.0; is it best
to always convert a file to PSD before working on it? I will usually scan a photo at 300 but sometimes have JPG's from the digital camera.
Thank you.
Attached is a recent job I did.
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