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How Do I Learn To Process Imagery?
RGMars
post Jul 16 2017, 08:20 PM
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Does anyone have advice for someone who wants to edit their own photos? I want to look through the archives of missions like Voyager or Viking but I don't know where to start software wise (or how to use it). My operating system is MacOs, and I don't have Photoshop. All help is appreciated...
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post Jul 16 2017, 10:52 PM
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Edited the topic title for clarity, and because I think this could be a worthwhile discussion. We have what I believe is the largest and most talented pool of "amateur" planetary image processing gurus in the world here at UMSF. I encourage any and all to offer your advice and tips for newcomers to the art on this thread. smile.gif


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