tony brown

With mine posted above I used your full size original. Click on 'Original size' at photo bottom. Right click on 'Save Image' (at least in Windows) and thereby download your full original size ...

If you could post the photo, I'm sure you would get it done without any money being involved. There are some very skilled posters in this Forum.

... and Good Wishes for 2019 ! (... and long live 120 roll-film)

If only to have one fixed point in your printing workflow. I wasted loads of ink/paper in my early days of printing because there was no one fixed reference. The monitor brightness/colours varied ...

Ah, so it's actually on YouTube rather than DPReview. I see now. I thought DPR had started allowing some new file format to be uploaded. Thank you.

Ray or others, what is the procedure and file format involved?

..... hardly ready yet but here's the 2018 draft:-

Post a before and and after version of an image and we may be able to tell you.

Astonishingly realistic!

I am amazed that is actually a doll! In your picture below, there are faint blue veins in her right temple and that is real detail that I didn't think would be manufactured. My bad!

Criticizing posters for not grasping what you want when you persist in NOT posting examples of what you have and what you want to get to is obstinacy in action. You got the answers you deserve. ...

Just a suggestion. In every image you come close to a white and a black so just rasing contrast will loose something. In my view (calibrated monitor) the only thing I would do to all of them is ...

Much better lighting see multiple reflections in eyes; attention to detail, see hair and bow; better focus and larger format. Above seems like professional shot with some post processing see ...

I remember when Maria acquired Bailey. It is a touching story. What a wonderful and rewarding partnership it has been for both of them. Long may it continue. Pass on my regards please and, of ...

I'd like to put in a good word for the horse, without whom, none of this would be possible! I hope there are a few trophies in his stables.

Believe me! If it was a genuine Adobe message, NO WAY would $5.00 be enough to remove it.

Difficult one, Lois!

Another great job, as usual.

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 ...