any chance of a basic tutorial about this subject

[History Buff]

great idea would you be able to offer any tips.

[jrdawson]

well i think its good idea. how can we do it on line ?

[richard dawson]

I'd be willing to help with this regarding advice etc.
Although not an expert by any stretch of the imagination, I'm a fairly keen photographer and have a fair bit of time on my hands.

[jrdawson]

Let us get it going in the forum
its sounds good to me:)

[History Buff]

cool perhaps a good starting point is talking about the basics such as lighting etc and moving onto photo editing software

[jrdawson]

I think the best photo editing software is Ulead Photo Impact.
Very easy to use at first and as you get more expeienced it supports that level of expertese.

Once you really get into it you can then play around with some more serious software like Photoshop.

Over the years i always drift back to Photoimpact. Its got a automatic enhance button and can be even used to design buttons and backgrounds for a web page.

It can be bought on the net, but if you look on computer magazines you sometimes can get a version free.

[History Buff]

I think the best photo editing software is Ulead Photo Impact.
Very easy to use at first and as you get more expeienced it supports that level of expertese.

Once you really get into it you can then play around with some more serious software like Photoshop.

Over the years i always drift back to Photoimpact. Its got a automatic enhance button and can be even used to design buttons and backgrounds for a web page.

It can be bought on the net, but if you look on computer magazines you sometimes can get a version free.

great advice abd a great program