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hughredcanary

hugh

• Nov 5, 2005

• #1

what do you think

 

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pxl8

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• Nov 5, 2005

• #2

I like it but perhaps some tweaks in post would make it pop a bit more. Hope you don't mind but I had a quick play in Paint Shop Pro X and did the following:

Histogram Adj. to increase contrast a bit.
Increased saturation
Removed some of the noise
Sharpened it up some

 

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hughredcanary

hugh

• Nov 5, 2005

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pxl8 said:

I like it but perhaps some tweaks in post would make it pop a bit more. Hope you don't mind but I had a quick play in Paint Shop Pro X and did the following:

Histogram Adj. to increase contrast a bit.
Increased saturation
Removed some of the noise
Sharpened it up some

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px18 thank you thats what the posting for B

 

walwyn

Well-known member

• Nov 5, 2005

• #4

I used photoimpact to apply some fill-in flash, and then allowed it to auto enhance the tonal map, for the second image I let it do some minor colour saturation enhancement too.

 

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hughredcanary

hugh

• Nov 5, 2005

• #5

walwyn said:

I used photoimpact to apply some fill-in flash, and then allowed it to auto enhance the tonal map, for the second image I let it do some minor colour saturation enhancement too.

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Thanks px18 and walwyn out of the 3 I think I proffer px18 what do others think??

 

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Rob Chace

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• Nov 5, 2005

• #6

hughredcanary said:

Thanks px18 and walwyn out of the 3 I think I proffer px18 what do others think??

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I think i agree with you Hugh. I dont like using auto settings myself, much prefer the result with manual tweaking.

 

Valerie

Val

• Nov 5, 2005

• #7

I prefer the end result from px18... excellent photo....very sharp... good colour

 

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Bubbs

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• Nov 5, 2005

• #8

hughredcanary said:

what do you think

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I think it's some sort of duckling...but I could be wrong.

John.

 

salty

geordie birder

• Nov 5, 2005

• #9

the picture in post #2 is the one for me, stunning.

 

hughredcanary

hugh

• Nov 10, 2005

• #10

salty said:

the picture in post #2 is the one for me, stunning.

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thank you all very much