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| Original Photo | Altered Photo | Workshop | Options |
Australia
 Diamond Firetail Finch (22) paulsballs
(372) |
 CS2 | marhowie
(34685) [2007-12-22 05:00:16] [1] | I had to remove/replace your border to remove distracting element top rt corner, sorry :)
< 10 brightness, < 10 highlights, and + 3 contrast.
Howard |
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Australia
 Fig Bird (Sphecotheres viridis) (6) paulsballs
(372) |
 Irfan View | LordPotty
(8928) [2007-05-10 20:47:32] | Using Irfan View, a simple and free editing program, I have increased the saturation a little, reduced the blue component (by 44), then I have reduced the gamma correction (glare) slightly, and sharpened the image.
As you can see,the bluish haze is gone and some of the original colour restored.
Hope you like it.
Steve |
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Australia
 Australian Pelican Pelecanus conspicilla (14) paulsballs
(372) |
 Adobe 7 | shal
(2086) [2007-02-11 01:17:10] [1] | B/G - Glaussian Blur 55%
Subject Sharpness*1
Saturation +5
Contrast +5
Hope you like it :)
Cheers :D |
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Australia
 Take the spotlight off (2) paulsballs
(372) |
 Adobe 7 | shal
(2086) [2007-02-08 08:06:57] | Eliminated the yellowish frame with a crop
Colour Balance:
Red +5
Magenta -3
Blue +7
Added the Sharpen Filter *1 and Sharpen Edges *1
Cheers :D |
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India
 mum_and_cub (14) * paulsballs
(372) |
 Sharpening | metcher
(4185) [2007-01-21 15:17:56] [2] | | Sharpening |
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Australia
 Buff-banded Rail (1) paulsballs
(372) |
 Lighten | erika_hersh
(615) [2006-09-11 20:35:45] | | I Lightend up the photo since i thought that it was a bit underexposed. i used the lighten shadow button to make it not so dark. hope you like it. |
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Australia
 Glide like an eagle (10) paulsballs
(372) |
 blur and sharpen | sandpiper2
(11941) [2006-05-03 07:03:04] [1] | All I have done is select the background in Photoshop and applied a 5.5 gausian blur. Then using USM, sharpened the image 50%. Of course the result would look better on the original image, but hopefully it will give you a bit of an idea on how you could use simple improvements to produce an even nicer image than what the camera captured.
cheers, Chris |
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