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[leon]

Hi Guys,

I know there is no image to see, but this is about the images i have posted in the past, the last being Omega Centauri, so i have to say this here.

Since i started imaging I have posted a few in the deep space section, and constantly, all the images that i posted had flaws, not because they were badly taken or processed, but because they were re-sized incorrectly, and i really didn't know how to do that. :shrug:

However today, i must thank members from here and especially Jase and Ken for showing me how to do it right, and what a difference the correct method makes. ;)

It is fantastic to be able to get so much support and help from all members,
so, to all of you, Thank You.

Leon :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[iceman]

:thumbsup: to Ken and Leon!

Great work guys, it's great to see the selfless sharing of information here on IIS.

[erick]

..........so Leon? Can you describe the correct method for we who still don't really know? Thanks :)

[ballaratdragons]

Leon, it was a pleasure, mate. :)

Geez our wives can talk!!!! :lol:

Eric, I'll show you on Club night. Bring your lappy with PS on it :thumbsup:

[erick]

I'm really cheap! :whistle: I don't have Photoshop, but I do have a thing called Adobe Photoshop Elements that was bundled with my scanner. I've used about 0.1% of its abilities to fiddle with a few images. Will this package do?? :confuse3:

[ballaratdragons]

We'll soon know, when we try it :) :thumbsup:

[leon]

Erick, I would love to help you, but at the moment I think it would be the blind leading the blind :whistle:

I need some more practice Erick, just learned this today myself.

Leon :thumbsup:

[Dr Nick]

Well, I sure hope I have been doing it the right way then... ;)

[gbeal]

Regardless of where you are, this is the one thing that this forum really has, neat folk.
If you are just starting out, there is always a helpful suggestion from others.
I am sure this is why it is so successful.