tony brown

You must have it set differently to my CS6 as mine accepts all sorts of profiles without a murmur. Untagged, AdobeRGB, ProPhoto, sRGB; all are welcome without comment and I can only see the ...

It sounds suspiciously as though the files aren't actually sRGB as most packages will deal reasonably well with that as a default. Though your CS6 and on1 are using sRGB as their working space, ...

Turning up the saturation wick ... .

It happened as a result of the perpendicular correction that the OP seems to desire - not in an effort to crop.

On my (calibrated) screen yor reds look 'fluorescent' which would be unusual for house paint and your roof, etc. has a red cast. I submit another attempt with the red neutralised a bit and doubled ...

I scan the negatives only and currently use an Epson V850 BUT only scan these 6cm x 9cm negs at no more than 1,600 ppi so any low budget scanner will do. B & W negs don't have as high a dynamic ...

Yes and yes. Started D & P in 1949 at age 10 yrs. Bought a Kiev earlier this year, 35mm Russian copy of 1936 Contax camera and have had an RB67 Mamiya film outfit for 17 years or so. Got rather ...

Bought a non-working folding 120 size roll-film camera off e-bay recently. It gives 6cm x 9cm negs through a three element Agfa Apotar lens and has an inbuilt, non-coupled rangefinder. After a ...

Best I could manage, Ray. Sorry! But it is now ~ 2MP.

Well, not quite, but following your brilliant example, I took an 18 yr old cropped jpg of only 1/3rd MP, 400% upsized in CS6 and again with A.I. Gigapixel (to 6MP), output shown below. N.B. need ...

An excellent comparison and a splendid result.

What happened earlier was that folks were posting pixelated 400% screen shots and then the A.I. G versions so I output a conventional CS6 resized version which doesn't show such pixelations. That ...

I greatly cropped the closeups AFTER performing the A.I. G work. The screen grab (of a tiny portion of the original UNENLARGED image) shows the visible pixelation by over magnifying the cropped ...

The CS6 resize was made from exactly the same original, without any tweaking and using just the CS6 default conversion. It is A.I. Gigapixel  which increases the contrast as it sharpens just like ...

Further to my scanned film results in this thread, I have done some work on a digital image below. Starting with this dog pic, there is the following sequence:- 1) screen grab at 400% of an eye. 2) ...

Thank you Keith for the work you did on the report. I used to use Genuine Fractals long time ago, which I enjoyed very much, but the results sometimes looked artificial (naturally). My first free ...

My taste would be thus  ........... .......  just playing for drama really.

Enjoying your work as always, Ray and just thinking about the sun's position. It's easy to criticise. That's why I'm doing it! Here's a small and rough suggestion. It doesn't make the composition ...

The only 'cloning' done was to extend the sky into the top corners using the 'Cloning Brush' tool. The bottom corners are performed by using the 'Context Aware' fill brush. Of course the latter ...

Used 'Content Aware' in PS CS6 at the bottom corners of the picture and 'cloning' at the top corners thus:-