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Canada
Beluga Whale (22)
manyee
![Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3072 W: 232 N: 5866]](http://i1.treknature.com/misc/g-g-g.gif) (19726) |
Sharpening | sranjan
![Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 132 W: 33 N: 357]](http://i1.treknature.com/misc/g-s-g.gif) (1224) [2008-06-28 07:20:18] | Dear Manyee,
I have sharpened your image through Hp software. Hope you like this now.
Regards-Subhash |
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United States
Waldo... Returns! (10)
manyee
(19726) |
Waldo and Mate | | manyee
(19726) [2008-05-18 11:15:38] | His look tells you in no uncertain terms: "Do not come near!"
He is one spunky little fellow, not to mention handsome! |
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United States
Passion Flower (22)
manyee
(19726) |
Sideview | | manyee
(19726) [2008-05-06 23:17:24] | | This is what the flower looks like from the side. |
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United States
Bathing Beauty (12)
manyee
(19726) |
Adobe Photoshop CS2 | | loot
(9137) [2008-04-14 04:43:08] [7] | Hi ManYee
I just wanted to compensate for the green effect of the glass, but I did a couple of other adjustments as well.
1. Adjusted the "Levels" on the RGB channel.
2. Adjusted the "Shadow/Highlight" settings at default values.
3. Added "Warming Filter (85)" at 30% density.
4. Adjusted "Contrast" to +4 and "Brightness" to -2.
5. Increased "Saturation" +4.
6. Applied "NeatImage" once to the background at default settings.
7. Applied "USM" at 200% amount, 0.3 radius, and 0.0 threshold.
8. Chose "Save for Web".
I hope you approve of the optimisation.
Best regards
Loot |
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United States
I Got Here First! (30) *
manyee
(19726) |
Crop, adjust contrast, brightness | | Finland_in_Eton
(874) [2008-04-09 02:23:44] [1] | | Hi, I did a crop to bring the head/eye out of the center of the image. Picked up the color a bit using color fade tool, and adjusted the contrast and brightness by using unsharp mask, set low and then the clarify tool ... all in PSPPXI. Hope you don't mind. :-) |
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United States
Sandhill Cranes (8)
manyee
(19726) |
PS CS2 | | JPlumb
(2837) [2007-12-14 00:28:12] [1] | Hi Manyee, in this workshop I wanted to mainly add contrast to counteract that strong side light. To do this I first applied an S curve with curves. I then added an overlay grey layer and with a 5% opacity black and white brush I painted the scene to darken and lighten where I wanted. For the eyes I stepped this up to 20% to try to make them more apparent. I hope this meets with your approval. I have removed the copy from my terminal.
Regards, John |
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United States
Swainson's Hawk (24)
manyee
(19726) |
Unsharp Mask | | Kathleen
(2965) [2007-11-06 01:13:04] [4] | Sharpen with unsharp mask at an amount of 200, radius .3, thresehold 0.
Levels at the dark end of the histogram in slightly also.
Hope you agree.
Kathleen |
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United States
Contemplation at Sunset (38)
manyee
(19726) |
Colour Correction | mamcg
![Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Note Writer [C: 96 W: 4 N: 29]](http://i1.treknature.com/misc/g-n-s.gif) (2000) [2007-10-17 20:08:07] | | To have the true colour of this Palican, I did the colour correction and hope that you'll like this.. |
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Malaysia
Leopard Lacewing (36)
manyee
(19726) |
CS2 | | marhowie
(34593) [2007-09-10 03:33:53] | I drew a loose outline of your subject with the patch tool, 3 pixel feather. Then selectively applied smart sharpen @ amount 199, .3 pixel, and lens blur setting.
Howard |
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Malaysia
Tiger's Whiskers (22)
manyee
(19726) |
Shadow and highlight | | Silke
(5398) [2007-08-23 04:40:38] [2] | I hope you don't mind if I try an alternate view to your beautiful picture. I wasn't there, so I really cannot say how it looked.
I thought perhaps the flash had caused a little too much brightness in the white portions of the flower, so I adjusted it in PhotoShop CS2 using Image> Adjustments> Shadow/Highlight.
I don't know if it is better this way or not -- it is different
Thanks for allowing workshops
Silke |
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