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Photographer  mike reed {Karma:493}
Project N/A Camera Model Canon Digital Rebel
Categories Children
Candids
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Portfolio marcus
Lens canon 18-55mm
Uploaded 9/7/2006 Film / Memory Type sandisk 512mb
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Clive Carter Clive Carter   {K:8603} 9/8/2006
There is a right and wrong way for doing many things in photoshop. What I told you to do is the wrong way to make adjustments. You should always use layers that way you are not altering the original shot. As I am unaware of your skill level with photoshop, I just mentioned the quickest way but not the best.
Anyway, glad you could see the difference, if I can help further please send an email to clive24@gmail.com

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mike reed   {K:493} 9/7/2006
thank you for the advice,the b&w looks great and the crop makes a world of difference. as always i liked to hear what you have to say about my pics

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mike reed   {K:493} 9/7/2006
thanks clive i do have photoshop and i tried your advice and it looks alot better thank you

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Clive Carter Clive Carter   {K:8603} 9/7/2006
Sorry, I should have said, move the right hand slider in toward the centre.

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Clive Carter Clive Carter   {K:8603} 9/7/2006
Mike, The image is a little flat (lacking contrast). All you need to do to adjust this is, (if you have photoshop) go to adjustment/levels and bring in the left hand slider until you get a nice skin tone.
This will give the image quite a big lift and give you more bang for the bucks :-)

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adjusted with levels.


Larry Fosse Larry Fosse   {K:66493} 9/7/2006
Very adorable Portrait excellent color & detail...a little lighting may help

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Doyle D. Chastain Doyle D. Chastain   {K:101119} 9/7/2006
Here is the version modified for you to consider.
-- Forgot to attach it --

Regards,
Doyle I <~~~~~

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Example of changes.


Doyle D. Chastain Doyle D. Chastain   {K:101119} 9/7/2006
Hey Mike . . . cute lil one here.
A couple of thoughts come to mind that I'll throw out for you to consider. First, I think you should crop it so that the subject is pulled out of the center . . . making the shot a bit more dynamic.
Second . . . the tonal range here suggested to me that this would be a good candidate for a black & white conversion. (I attached an example). As with most B&W conversions, slight changes in midtones, contrast and light levels help make the conversion stronger so I did look into that too. Just a thought or two! :)

Regards,
Doyle I <~~~~~

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