sasscuba
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Great! Now, how did you do it??
Tweaking the selective color options one by one until it looks the way you want it.
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Great! Now, how did you do it??
Tweaking the selective color options one by one until it looks the way you want it.
Bad
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Real Bad
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Goodie! Play time!
Here are a couple of attempts. Unfortunately, since I wasn't there I don't know what the true colors are - so they may be a bit off:
:11: Wow, that's incredible. :11:
You have serious Paintshop skills.
Thanks - its my way of escaping from reality (when I can't escape underwater )
If I'd been serious about fixing the photos I would have taken care of the backscatter in the first and done a better job with the border between the foreground and background in the second - this was just a quick hack for color correction.
NancyLynn,
You are MY HERO!!
The second pic (with the barracuda) I thought could NEVER look like that! I have a couple hundred shots that I would like to correct to that level. Do you know anything about Photoshop Elements (that's what I have) or does just Paintshop Pro have this capability?
How did you correct the color of the sand? That came out just right! And the color of the barracuda is awesome!
Please, NancyLynn, help me MORE!!
I don't have any experience with Photoshop Elements - but I may have access to a copy. Similar tools should be available. I'll let you know later tonight.