I keep going to all these fabulous websites with incredible pictures of both the top and bottom (and
often the spire) of a specimen composited into one picture. I am able to take digital pictures, and
using photoshop (CS4, Mac), I can composite them into one of these fabulous photos. Only problem
is it takes me forever to select, align, clean up, isolate the shells and composite them together. There
must be a faster solution. Otherwise, some dealers would be doing nothing but photoshop! I would
be very appreciative of just how to accomplish this more quickly. Is there a trick I don't know? Can
you recommend a photoshop/image/learning site/article dealing with compositing shell pictures?
Many sites have hundreds of pictures, and I have to believe that there is a faster way. I am wanting to
add pictures to my database, but I have over 800 Oliva to do.

Please feel free to contact me privately if your reply is not for the general list.

Scot Lewis
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