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Michael Kanemoto
{K:22115} 4/12/2005
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Allan:
PS - believe it or not, a great place to learn is to read the manual. Using google to search for resources is a good place. I usually use just a few basics within PS, all under the image menu:
I use the quick mask mode quite a bit, with the gradient fill or a large paintbrush. Some people select using the lasso tool then feathering the selection.
Levels
Hue/Saturation (for the saturation)
Color Balance
Occassionally:
Curves
Brightness/Contrast
And for those nasty dust spots and cleaning up panoramic seams:
Healing brush
Clone
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allan basik
{K:434} 4/12/2005
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Here is the copy.
ab
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allan basik
{K:434} 4/12/2005
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Micheal, I hope I'm not being pesky, nor do I wish to ruin your beautiful photo.
However, I was intrigued by your posts w/Carston re: PS and how much is too much, along w/ what it can and can't do for a photo. My question is what did the original of 'Union Station' look like and how much PS did you use to get the final result? Also, any tips on PS learning resourses?
With regards to your photo I really liked this one and took the liberty of experimenting in PS with it. I'm not sure I really like this over the original but would like your thoughts.
Regards and good hunting (photos).
ab
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Fadel J
{K:13974} 1/11/2005
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Wonderful scene! I realy like your style!
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Laura Spell
{K:24080} 10/5/2004
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Very colorful landscape. The clouds add a nice touch.
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Jim Christensen
{K:18843} 10/5/2004
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Nice shot Micheal, I know the place well. not to many folks take this shot however.
Good work, nice eye
jimc
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