LittleMissCB
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Trying to help a friend and I'm not getting anywhere with it. I know she wants to print it out.
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Is There Any Hope For This Picture?
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Allen Gerdes
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Is this the original image or have you tried to edit it? We need the original to work on....Allen
LittleMissCB
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This is what she sent. I think it's a printed pic that she scanned or something. She can't find the original file..so this is all I have.
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asoftwind
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Claude
Lucy
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Nice job!
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'Photography is the art of seeing what others do not.'
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Lucy
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FCAS Member #98, Oly Division
'Photography is the art of seeing what others do not.'
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asoftwind
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--Nice job!
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Lucy
E- 510, 40- 150, 14- 54, 70-300 and ZD 35 Macro lenses, and UZI Owner with B-Macro lens
http://www.pbase.com/lucy
FCAS Member #98, Oly Division
'Photography is the art of seeing what others do not.'
Claude
LittleMissCB
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Thanks!
Buzzzman
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n/t
Buzz
Buzz
Ralph Ramirez
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Ralph
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solyluna
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Care to share the work flow? This is a truly great edit - I love the effect!
It wasn't me, it was the dog - really! (As quoted by Haley)
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Buzz
It wasn't me, it was the dog - really! (As quoted by Haley)
Buzzzman
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Let me see if I can remember, as I was experimenting (Photoshop)
Basically I did the following
1. noiise reduction-
2. I remember sharpening a bit after noise reduction- but not sure if I decided to use that layer/
3 increased vibrance - i I tweaked the saturation too just a bit.
4 added a texture layer using the attached file Clicked through blending layer til I found one I liked. I used" multiply " Then decreased opacity of the texture. Created a mask to remove part of texture from subject and horse.
5 Crreated a slight vignette
6. lightened face.
-----oops- forgot to mention a small curves adjustment...
I think it looks painterly.. The original had a slight painterly look, and by adding some noise reduction made it more painterly.
Basically I did the following
1. noiise reduction-
2. I remember sharpening a bit after noise reduction- but not sure if I decided to use that layer/
3 increased vibrance - i I tweaked the saturation too just a bit.
4 added a texture layer using the attached file Clicked through blending layer til I found one I liked. I used" multiply " Then decreased opacity of the texture. Created a mask to remove part of texture from subject and horse.
5 Crreated a slight vignette
6. lightened face.
-----oops- forgot to mention a small curves adjustment...
I think it looks painterly.. The original had a slight painterly look, and by adding some noise reduction made it more painterly.
solyluna
Forum Enthusiast
Thanks for the workflow rundown and for posting the texture file.
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It wasn't me, it was the dog - really! (As quoted by Haley)
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It wasn't me, it was the dog - really! (As quoted by Haley)
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asoftwind
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Claude
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The best that I can make of it is this:
Did this with Paint Shop Pro and mainly used sharpen, texture preserve smooth and despeckle. Then I tried to convert it to black and white. Find that it gives a better result than the color one:
Did this with Paint Shop Pro and mainly used sharpen, texture preserve smooth and despeckle. Then I tried to convert it to black and white. Find that it gives a better result than the color one:
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