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macmanmacman
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I can answer this from one photographer to a future photographer
Here is what i recommend from the app store to purchase.
1. aperture
2. pixelmator
3. photoshop elements
All of these will greatly improve your photography..
As for monitors i went with a nice hp monitor they where recommended to me by my photography teacher and i have never had any issues with them and they are crystal clear. |
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ez061111
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| Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:18 pm Post subject: |
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| macmanmacman wrote: | I can answer this from one photographer to a future photographer
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All of these will greatly improve your photography..
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Software makes you a better photographer? That's a new one.
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godwisper
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still havent decided on what monitor to get...
Since I need as well a TV for my room...do you think this will be ideal ?
http://www.tiptopsports.com/electronics-details-258.htm
is it a good monitor as well connected via HDMI with my mac mini ? |
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