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(Message started by: Christmas on Aug 9^th, 2002, 9:31am)

Title: Can I do this?
Post by Christmas on Aug 9^th, 2002, 9:31am

Hello-

:-/ I am trying to decide whether I should get this software. I currently have a website, but I am not the one who designed it or maintains it. I may need to take it over and have NO idea how any of this stuff works. Is this software user friendly? I mean when I say that I have NO idea, I truly mean that. I just give my pictures to the guy in charge of my site and he magically posts them to my site. I am a photographer, so my site needs to have lots of photo examples, but I am nearly retarded when it comes to computer stuff, so I have to have a software that is VERY user friendly, but still gives me professional looking results. The way the guy who does my current site puts it, whatever he is currently using, and I think it's Dreamweaver maybe, he makes it sound like it's really complicated. Something about each picture being it's own seperate page or something. Anyway, my website address is: www.familyimagesphotography.com, please check it out and let me know if I will be able to do something similar easily. Please DO NOT contact me through my website, only through this site. Any opinions and or advice would be great. Thanks so much!

Title: Re: Can I do this?
Post by Support Staff on Aug 12^th, 2002, 4:29am

Yes, the software is easy to use and we're here to help you.
We have many photographers and artists as clients.
See for example
http://www.ross-gallery.com/

Title: Re: Can I do this?
Post by Ronnard on Jan 1^st, 2003, 4:32pm

Hello,

I had a look at your website and think, that you can do a better job, using EasyWeb.
But you should have a look at the quality of your photos.
The colours don´´t look like to be natural and many of the group pictures look to be too stiff.

I assume, that you use a flashlight, which doesn´´t give a soft light and that therefore the contrasts are too sharp.

If would be also interesting, if you would add some text the fotos.

regards

Claus