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I'll add another as an after thought to complete the Paris theme


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Some arty shots I've dug up...Hope you enjoy it
![]() ![]() ![]() and one more... ![]() I'll add another as an after thought to complete the Paris theme ![]() ![]() Last edited by methd on Wed May 16, 2007 1:55 am, edited 3 times in total.
I love Number two, a little gothic even.......with the first one i would use the levels tool in phtoshop and select the black dropper and click on the man to get true black and eliminate the noise........
cheers Dan
I meant just to get rid of the noise in the blacks....i can for instance use Imagenomic (noiseware software) to take all noise out of shadow (blacks) , but it will leave the noise in the mid and highlight sources....Use layers if it darkens it too much and just erase away the areas you dont want darkened....
Dan
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