

When shooting personal projects or working on location, I don’t always want to carry a camera bag, nor do I always want to have a gear belt full of pouches that resembles Batman or Robin’s utility belts. I am a woman with a camera-a professional photographer. Visit the website at for more information and to register. → New Lens correction with lens profiles for most cameras → Photoshop CS 5 Extended: Repousse 3-D feature

Gary Small.Īttendees will be able to bring their laptops and work on images using Photoshop CS5 during the workshop for a hands-on experience. The workshop will be led by professional photographer and educator, and ‘s own Photoshopman a.k.a. The School of Photography in Toronto, Canada will be offering a two-day workshop in June, to educate photographers – both beginner and advanced – with the new features and functions of Photoshop CS5. Thanks, I think I will go back to NX2.Updated workshop information! The Toronto School of Photography will be hosting a 2-day workshop taught by Award-winning photographer and instructor Gary Small on June 17 & 18. For example, take a look at my flickr page. But I still love to do the finishing touches in NX2, especially with Nik's NX2 plugin, so I wind up saving a tiff from other raw converters such as Lr, and move that tiff into NX2.

The only reason I even thought about getting NXi is because NX2 will not process NEF files from my new D7200. Thanks! Actually, I've been using NX2 on this new computer for a year now, and it displays just fine. That's an old program and probably also is not dpi-aware. Then you should find you can change high dpi scaling. Now, it will not allow me to return to the original override setting, as the High DPI scaling override box is grayed out.Īs the first Properties -> Compatibility screen, click "Change settings for all users". Overriding scaling settings is a kludge for program that are not dpi-aware and is rarely perfect. I then set the override to "application", after which the text is a bit larger, but still too small. Pics look sort of blurry, and the text is larger, but doesn't look sharp. Not hopeful, because high-DPI scaling has been around for a while now. The interface isn't pretty, but it works.

Click the bottom check box (Override high DPI scaling behavior.)Ĭlick ok and then apply to close the dialogs.Right-click on ViewNX-i application file (.exe) and select Properties.Right click on the ViewNX-i desktop shortcut select Properties, and click on "Open File Location"
