For the ones who don't know, I'm from Puerto Rico and my fist language is Spanish, so I hope I'm able to express myself in a way that you can undertand what I'm trying to ask.
I hope I'm not asking a dumb questions...
I'm just starting my journey into photography, and soon I will photograph my friends wedding. They want a really simple album of 8X10 photos, some of them with more than one image. I'm use to create these photos from scratch in photoshop. Is there any way a can make my life simpler?? Is there any software that could help me create great wedding photos to print and ready to slip in an photo album.
Thank you in advance,
Sabrina
Full Version: What software can I use??
This might help 
Hi, Sabrina
There are no dumb questions, especially here on OSP. There are lots of folks ready and able to help with any questions you have.
I'm curious to know if you have a photo lab that you regularly use for prints. If so, and you are looking to simply design 8x10 pages for a slip in album, Photoshop might be your best (and least expensive) option for now.
There are no dumb questions, especially here on OSP.
There are lots of folks ready and able to help with any questions you have.I'm curious to know if you have a photo lab that you regularly use for prints. If so, and you are looking to simply design 8x10 pages for a slip in album, Photoshop might be your best (and least expensive) option for now.
Photoshop
Lumapix Fotofusion
You Select It
Fong's Album Designer
Yervant's Page Gallery
In Design
Lumapix Fotofusion
You Select It
Fong's Album Designer
Yervant's Page Gallery
In Design
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This might help
Nate, thank you for the tip. The software sound great!!
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Hi, Sabrina
There are no dumb questions, especially here on OSP. There are lots of folks ready and able to help with any questions you have.
I'm curious to know if you have a photo lab that you regularly use for prints. If so, and you are looking to simply design 8x10 pages for a slip in album, Photoshop might be your best (and least expensive) option for now.
There are no dumb questions, especially here on OSP.
There are lots of folks ready and able to help with any questions you have.I'm curious to know if you have a photo lab that you regularly use for prints. If so, and you are looking to simply design 8x10 pages for a slip in album, Photoshop might be your best (and least expensive) option for now.
It seems there are several great software arround, but U are right, for NOW I will have to stick with photoshop, but I hope not for long. I I'm willing to recieve all the blessings God is will to offer.
Thank U again,
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