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Blending modes: Tools for post-processing

Jul 26, 2013 at 18:08:14 GMT

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In this article, Seattle-based photographer Thomas Park shows how you can use Photoshop's layer 'blending modes' to remove stains and blemishes from scanned images, sharpen up your photographs and even warm up cold hands! (sort of). Click the links below to read the full article, 'Blending modes: Tools for post-processing'.

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Well....

Not sure what this story is about. Just clicked through to see a larger shot of the girl.

Moving along...

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For blending tests, if/when you have some spare time, feel free to use a testing file here:

http://luigibozianu.blogspot.ca/2013/07/layer-blend-modes.html

Download and drag the sliders with confidence.

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Some great advices here. i will try out these techniques to remove a lot of stains and blemishes very quickly and easily.

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The message of this article is - use the best tool for the job. In this case, it's certainly not Photo$hop. This type of work is much easier in NX2.

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I have trouble figuring out how the shoes work.

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What shoes?

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They do not work, if they do, they would cripple her. That is the reason why she is laying down. Have you notice that all photos that show models (specially fashion magazines photos) with extreme stilettos, models are sitted or laying on a sofa, but rarely standing or walking? It hurts just to see them on those shoes.

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lol; way too much laughing at the comments to post an opinion now. ;)

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It all look so painful and uncomfortable : art torture of course.

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they dont this picture is after the fall, she's taking it like a champ

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The shoes is exactly the same unique design concept as the Hasselblad Stellar RX100. It's all in the wood. Woodn't you agree?

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for resting on your shoulders.

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