A QUESTION

A QUESTION A QUESTION


	Learn - Share - Ask A QUESTION by MRS COLQUHOUN (SCOTLAND UK) I've just installed Paint Shop Pro X2. Really looking forward to using it. I know absolutely nothing!!! However, I've found this site and (at last) found somebody who goes slow in explaining and easy to follow - gold star!!!! My problem? I recently attended my daughter's wedding in Sydney and I bought a camcorder before I went to attempt to 'capture' the moment. I hasten to add, I don't know anything about video either but I'll tackle that later. I have captured stills from this video (following the camera's instructions) and while some are 'not bad', others obviously have some movement due to being 'captured' from a video. That's not my problem although if you know how to sort or improve that, I'd be grateful. My problem is that I ran the video throughout the wedding meal but although the 'captured' stills early on (when it was light) are not bad, the 'captured' stills during the speeches (when it was dark outside and lighting in the restaurant wasn't too great) are pretty dark. Basically, how do I salvage (if possible) these dark 'captured' stills. I suppose you could say 'underexposed' but then I'm no pro - long way off!!! Mrs. Colquhoun, Scotland UK Click here to read or post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Paint Shop.	Submissions The Goal The goal is to create a large and varied collection of digital editing tips and tutorials. Submission Suggestions A "How do I ..." question. Your favorite technique. Your favorite tutorial. Time saving tips. Photo Restoration. Scrapbooking Tips Images If you have an image to explain your technique or tutorial please include it, making sure you own the rights to the image. "Before" and "After" images will do the best job of showing the effectiveness of your technique. Video Do you have a video of your technique/tutorial? If so - please provide a link. Tutorials and Techniques Tutorials and techniques will have their own page on this site and you will be given full credit for the submission. Just imagine - you can have a mini site to "strut your stuff" without creating your own site! And you know what - it is really rewarding to help someone who is having a problem with an image!
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