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Colombia
de paso (1)
Carlos
![Silver Workshop Editor/Silver Note Writer [C: 7 W: 14 N: 20]](http://i1.treknature.com/misc/n-s-s.gif) (188) |
threshold, flip, layers, crop | diverjohn
![Silver Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 35 W: 36 N: 73]](http://i1.treknature.com/misc/s-s-g.gif) (620) [2007-09-26 08:17:21] | Same shark, processed twice differently then merged onto one canvas.
The darker on is lower and appears larger and nearer to the viewer, though both are the same size. |
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Colombia
de paso (1)
Carlos
(188) |
curves, greyscale, blur, sharpen | | diverjohn
(620) [2007-09-09 09:41:07] | starting with workshop #1 image, I used CHANNEL MIXER to blend the green and blue channels into one grey image. Then I selected the shark and sharpened slightly. Next selected the background and applied a Gaussian blur to rid myself of the digital noise.
Result: a clean image with a reasonable amount of detail and without a lot of work on my part. |
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Colombia
de paso (1)
Carlos
(188) |
curves | | diverjohn
(620) [2007-09-09 09:38:43] | | mostly used Photoshop's CURVES tool to set the tonal range. I tried lightening the colours but that created white spots. |
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Colombia
Una miradita (1)
Carlos
(188) |
curves | | diverjohn
(620) [2007-09-05 19:58:23] | I simply used photoshop's Curves tool to define the lightest and darkest areas of the shark.
Much better now i think. |
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