Photoshop Photo Retouching.
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01-19-2004, 05:32 AM
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Photoshop Photo Retouching.
Here are some images that I did some before and afters just to see how much power PhotoShop really has.
03C4s: Color Correct, enhance contrast, sharpen, depth of field, color addition to bricks, desaturate and enhance grey.
AMGETRs: Color Correct, enhance contrast, sharpen, depth of field, color addition to speed yellow.
MSINDI: Color Correct, enhance contrast, sharpen, color addition to trees, desaturate and enhance grey.
ITZKIRBY: Color Correct, enhance contrast, sharpen, color addition to hillside, desaturate and enhance grey, lowered.
03C4s: Color Correct, enhance contrast, sharpen, depth of field, color addition to bricks, desaturate and enhance grey.
AMGETRs: Color Correct, enhance contrast, sharpen, depth of field, color addition to speed yellow.
MSINDI: Color Correct, enhance contrast, sharpen, color addition to trees, desaturate and enhance grey.
ITZKIRBY: Color Correct, enhance contrast, sharpen, color addition to hillside, desaturate and enhance grey, lowered.
Wow!
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01-19-2004, 06:12 AM
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It's amazing the difference it looks. I would have thought that you'd run the risk of the th 'after' pictures looking unnatural but in fact, the 'before' pictures look a little off.
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01-19-2004, 07:17 AM
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Thanks... I use PhotoShop 5-6 hours a day so you kinda learn how to really put it through its paces. If any of you guys have any hi-res shots you want to get framed, PM me and I will give you a cut-rate deal on tweaking your shots.
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01-19-2004, 07:53 AM
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Sweet!!! I am truly impressed!! Especially Evan's car - now its even more bling LOL
I wanna get p-shop but its too damn expensive for me as I dont know how to use its full capabilities...I have p-shop elements 2.0
greyghost - I'll take you up on that offere once I get back and my car gets the techart stuff
I wanna get p-shop but its too damn expensive for me as I dont know how to use its full capabilities...I have p-shop elements 2.0
greyghost - I'll take you up on that offere once I get back and my car gets the techart stuff
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01-19-2004, 11:30 AM
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i have photoshop 5.5 at home but i am not very good at all the photo enhancements, i just usally resize pictures with it and that's it, are there any books that are good teaching tools to learn how to use photoshop better, i am not computer savvy.. but i can get by with my minimal skills.. by the way great pictures 
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