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To be honest, I can't recall, specifically. I think I used wyeth and/or exposure to add contrast and sharpening. I used fairly small amounts on a layer and blended to taste. For the shot of my nephew (the blond boy), I used the plaid setting on a layer mask and masked out the subject.

I really like the sharpening/detail-enhancing ability of lucis.

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Rich
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Love your vintage car Dave, is really great, you will have to clue me in, as a matter of fact I would love for some of you guys to tell how you came to your different effects with Lucis, I have both the plug in and the Lucis pro and have yet to get a grasp of either one.
 
Oh, I like your vintage truck too, would love to know your workflow if you are in a sharing mood, this lucis really worked great on your truck.
 

sandgnat said:
Here are some of mine.I think Mikes poster frames help to display
them.
http://www.pbase.com/sandgnat/image/73311529 . jpg
http://www.pbase.com/sandgnat/image/73311531 . jpg
http://www.pbase.com/sandgnat/image/73311532.j pg
http://www.pbase.com/sandgnat/image/73311533 .jpg
http://www.pbase.com/sandgnat/image/73311534 .jpg
http://www.pbase.com/sandgnat/image/73311537 . jpg
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sandgnat
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Losing is like fertilizer: it stinks for a while, then you get used to it. (Tony)
 
Mike really nice use of Lucis, i especially like the last two, the rabbit is just to perfect, could you share your workflow for those two? I so like what happens on detailed landscapes like yours. Very nice indeed.
 
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as mentioned in an earlier post i didn't do that much.
in lucisart i set exposure to about 11 and used the fourth button.

then used the whyeth setting at about 11 and used the fourth button also.
iused exposure 3 times and wyeth twice.
i then ran the midnight sepia 2 action ( from action central)

finally i used a bit of pwl.

 
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