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As amateur photographers to you find that color management is hard to
achieve. Do you use it? Does the image software you use make it easy
to correct the way the file looks on the monitor to the final print.
Does your camera support P.I.M? Do you use the information from P.I.M
to print your pictures? These are some of the questions I get from the
local photo club. If you were to have a software program to help you
with the final print looking like you saw it or what is on your
monitor what would you like it to have , what would you like
included in this kind of software? How much would you pay for a
software package that would help you achieve great results? Are there
any software programs out there that already do this?
I don't want to reinvent the wheel and make another imagining program,
because there are a lot of good out there already but a software
package that helps you do the final printing and help you get the
results you want. Any feed back is welcome here in the newsgroup or
emailing me directly at dfw$. Take out the money to
get to my email address.

Thanks,
Steven

"Steven " <dfw$> wrote in message
news:...
> As amateur photographers to you find that color management is hard to
> achieve. Do you use it? Does the image software you use make it easy
> to correct the way the file looks on the monitor to the final print.
> Does your camera support P.I.M? Do you use the information from P.I.M
> to print your pictures? These are some of the questions I get from the
> local photo club. If you were to have a software program to help you
> with the final print looking like you saw it or what is on your
> monitor what would you like it to have , what would you like
> included in this kind of software? How much would you pay for a
> software package that would help you achieve great results? Are there
> any software programs out there that already do this?
> I don't want to reinvent the wheel and make another imagining program,
> because there are a lot of good out there already but a software
> package that helps you do the final printing and help you get the
> results you want. Any feed back is welcome here in the newsgroup or
> emailing me directly at dfw$. Take out the money to
> get to my email address.

What's wrong with Adobe Photoshop Elements 2? It does everything you've
listed, for about $50.




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