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TSBV01: Touching Up Photos in Pixelmator

February 26th, 2009

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George Starcher an associated editor for my Typical Mac User show and now here as well, brings us this screencasts which shows some touch-up techniques using Pixelmator a program that runs on the Mac.

If you want to watch this on your iPod or iPhone just go to iTunes click on the show, goto advance and make the iPhone version instantly.

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Kate

Wheras I can appreciate Georges' brilliance with Pixelmator, if he had thought a little bit when taking the photograph he would have chosen aperture-priority on his camera, clicked f4, and the background would have been gone! Assuming he had a camera (DSLR) he could do that on! Hopefully he would have had a tripod he could put the camera on so he could have got the girls really sharp!!!!!

georgestarcher

I am not even a semipro photog. I have a Canon S2 IS, not an SLR. I was being hustled around to shoot what amounted to a casual ceremony of my sister in law. So tripod etc wasn't an option either. Nor did I have a stringpod at the time. I simply did the best I could on short order with the tools I had on hand. Though I will remember your suggestion if I scratch up the funds for a new camera. Thanks!