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<blockquote data-quote="Alokchitri" data-source="post: 11253" data-attributes="member: 1373">Hello everyone &nbsp; After using my trusted and still working F601QD for nearly 14 years, I&nbsp; have just received my first D-SLR NIKON D90 and bought the NIKON AF-D&nbsp; 18-55G DX VR lens separately. &nbsp; Now as till now all my processing requirements were in the hands of the&nbsp; Lab technicians, I had no need to worry and devoted all my energy behind&nbsp; getting the photo right in the camera. I know very well that now the&nbsp; Darkroom is replaced by the PC and I am the technician who needs to toil&nbsp; in front of the monitor to get the result right. <img src="http://a.img-dpreview.com/forums/images/emoticon-smile.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> &nbsp; Now here starts my trouble. I need a little help regarding which things I need to fix and in what order.&nbsp; Please note that I still try to get the result right in the first time&nbsp; (which I humbly admit being an impossible task- almost at least), and by&nbsp; this statement I mean that I do not want to completely change a photo&nbsp; of a pig to an elephant and vice-versa. <img src="http://a.img-dpreview.com/forums/images/emoticon-smile.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> &nbsp; There is one more thing that I need to know, and that is how can I achieve/apply the graduated filter effect (in CNX2) that we film shooters use very often. But alas, I am not really sure how to do it to get the desired result in PP. &nbsp; Please note that I am using NIKON's Capture NX2 and would be of great help to me if the answers/helps are offered in the relation to this program. &nbsp; (I've already searched Google , but I felt quite lost in so many info&nbsp; and frankly speaking being a PP novice I need a more structured guidance&nbsp; to this whole matter). &nbsp; Hope that members here would be kind enough to help me out. &nbsp; Thank you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alokchitri, post: 11253, member: 1373"] Hello everyone After using my trusted and still working F601QD for nearly 14 years, I have just received my first D-SLR NIKON D90 and bought the NIKON AF-D 18-55G DX VR lens separately. Now as till now all my processing requirements were in the hands of the Lab technicians, I had no need to worry and devoted all my energy behind getting the photo right in the camera. I know very well that now the Darkroom is replaced by the PC and I am the technician who needs to toil in front of the monitor to get the result right. [IMG]http://a.img-dpreview.com/forums/images/emoticon-smile.gif[/IMG] Now here starts my trouble. I need a little help regarding [B]which things I need to fix and in what order[/B]. Please note that I still try to get the result right in the first time (which I humbly admit being an impossible task- almost at least), and by this statement I mean that I do not want to completely change a photo of a pig to an elephant and vice-versa. [IMG]http://a.img-dpreview.com/forums/images/emoticon-smile.gif[/IMG] There is one more thing that I need to know, and that is [B]how can I achieve/apply the graduated filter effect (in CNX2)[/B] that we film shooters use very often. But alas, I am not really sure how to do it to get the desired result in PP. Please note that [B]I am using NIKON's Capture NX2[/B] and would be of great help to me [B]if the answers/helps are offered in the relation to this program[/B]. (I've already searched Google , but I felt quite lost in so many info and frankly speaking being a PP novice I need a more structured guidance to this whole matter). Hope that members here would be kind enough to help me out. Thank you. [/QUOTE]

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