>Photoshop can do things, but it can't add in things
>that aren't there, just rearrange the stuff that is
>already in the picture. Still panorama photography got
>a lot easier with it and a couple of extra shots
>rather than using a suerwide, a shift has a lot more
>abilities to it that will still beat a 'corrected'
>picture 1000f the time in final printing. Again,
>just an opinion.
>
>Mark Lloyd
Oh yes it can! There's more to cloning than rearrangement. I'm sure I can
work out how to improve bokeh with PS :) (Wet Sunday afternoon - I've been
scanning and 'improving'). My first attempt at a minor perspective
correction on a B&W image looked pretty good to me although it was only a
couple of degrees.
I'd love to have done the shot with a shifter but, I'm a few hundred
dollars short. I suspect that I always will be, given my wish list. (A3
printer, Continuous Ink System, more RAM, 90/2, etc.)
AndrewF
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