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A Softer Light
Featured in Digital Darkroom #013
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Brock A. Willis
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member since: 1/31/2004
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Really good picture. I like this a lot. Great Job.
4/5/2004 7:57:15 PM
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Ellen A. Crownover
member since: 2/4/2004
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Nice IR, Paul. My IR's just don't seem to come out this nice. I use a G2 and they have a purple tint or are washed out. Did you touch this up in Photoshop?
4/9/2004 9:46:29 AM
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Paul a. Harrett
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member since: 8/25/2002
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Yes, I did edit this in Photoshop CS. However, not all of my infrared images turn out the same way. What I do that might help you out:
1. Desaturate not grayscale.
2. Adjust your histrogram levels (no blank gaps).
3. Go to Saturate/brightness tab and check the colorized box and adjust the bar.
4. Make some minor ajustments in channels.
5. Shadow adjustments might help.
Experiment with P/S and you might be surprised with the results.
4/9/2004 10:24:07 AM
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David Freed
member since: 1/19/2004
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I like this, especially since almost all Skagit Valley tulip images are in color. David, Whidbey Island.
4/22/2004 12:54:39 PM
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