Photoshop Question
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The Kraken
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Man, I've just GOT to read my PS manual !!!!
Good job, Leez . . .
Did you do the work on the print or did you retouch the negative ???
the K-odak Man
Good job, Leez . . .
Did you do the work on the print or did you retouch the negative ???
the K-odak Man
clgsamson
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Wow! thanks Leesa!
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tiburon72157
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i need to learn how to use that healing tool NOW!
thanks leesa!
thanks leesa!
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tiburon72157
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couldn't get it to post...i just need to add the
HTML tags to the link correct?
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tiburon72157
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still ain't working for some reason....whatever! did the insert image thing and made sure the html tags were there but...
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On those few occasions where I bother to remove backscatter, running the healing brush in the "Darken" mode rather than "Normal" blend mode seems to make things a bit easier.
Jamdiver
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The Kraken:Man, I've just GOT to read my PS manual !!!!
Good job, Leez . . .
Did you do the work on the print or did you retouch the negative ???
the K-odak Man
I like to think of taking shots as half of the work....
Post processing can make the difference between a good pic and a great pic
:14:.Of course no amount of post processing can compensate for a horrible shot
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