ifege (1691) 2009-10-17 02:18:22

This photo was one I took in 1989 from inside Ben Hall's cave which you can't go into these days. It was raining and my son was well rugged up looking at the view.

phwall (5530) 2009-10-12 03:37:50

Hi Ian,
After I finished my comment I thought I better do a workshop to make sure the crop would work. Works for me, you???
Cheers
Peter

Clementi (43543) 2009-10-10 00:55:00

regulated saturation , clean image with neat image. I hope you like

mafegan (4093) 2009-09-14 06:10:18

I used the patch tool in photoshop to remove the most obvious blemishes and then I applied Neatimage. Cheers, Marlene.

linask (2778) 2009-08-24 12:04:37

Changes made in Photoshop:
1. Converted to 16 bit;
2. Added (yes, added) some extra noise to the sky area to prevent posterization effect from appearing later;
3. Cleaned up noise for clear sky area using photoshop noise reduction filter at max reduction settings.
4. Brightened green color, made some small color correction using photoshop selective color tool;
5. Sharpened everything;
6. Cropped out from the left (to remove scanning defects) and from the right to get rid of other partially visible tree and some man-made object t on the ground.

ifege (1691) 2009-08-18 03:10:55

This is a reverse workshop showing what I started with - the crane - photoshopped out and inwards leaning buildings -straightened with the new (for me) ShiftN

Didi (35920) 2009-08-15 04:02:22

Automatic contrast balance
Correction of the perspective with ShiftN software

ifege (1691) 2009-08-13 03:14:38

John Mortier commented on the lack of sharpness, however when I looked the problem was with the left of the photo, not just the background. Sharpening tended to get the photo over pixillated so I cropped the photo as well to dispose of the major problem area.

lctan (1053) 2009-08-11 05:28:50

i just trim off some of the waters in front to allow for more focus on the buildings but at the same time balance up the shot.
LC

burraburra (831) 2009-08-11 01:22:20

Hi Ian,
Simply put your great shot to BW.
A yesteryear reminder :)
Cheers (hope not too much rain down on the south highlands).
Graham.