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Captain Patrick
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PostSat Sep 23, 2006 5:58 pm    School!!!

I need to practice my Photo Post Production skills so i got some stock photos and messed around with them...

Here are the orgianl unedited Stocks:

http://pictures.crazy.jndhost.com/stock/SzV173-HD043.jpg
http://pictures.crazy.jndhost.com/stock/SzV173-HD074.jpg
http://pictures.crazy.jndhost.com/stock/SzV173-HD075.jpg

and here are my edited versions:

http://pictures.crazy.jndhost.com/SzV173-HD043.jpg

http://pictures.crazy.jndhost.com/SzV173-HD074.jpg

http://pictures.crazy.jndhost.com/SzV173-HD075.jpg

Story is i wanted to my the Digilatal stocks look like the more old grainy film cameras of the day i think i pulled it off. do you think i did?


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PostSat Sep 23, 2006 7:03 pm    

Due to the image size, I had to remove the image tags, but the pictures can be viewed by clicking the link.

Yes, the pictures were well done.


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Captain Patrick
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PostSat Sep 23, 2006 7:06 pm    

Lord Borg wrote:
Due to the image size, I had to remove the image tags, but the pictures can be viewed by clicking the link.

Yes, the pictures were well done.


srry forgot about not posting the tags. lol thanks dude


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TrekkieMage
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PostSun Sep 24, 2006 1:14 am    

Did you take the pictures yourself? They're really good! There's something facinating, beautiful, and mildly creepy abou them.

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Captain Patrick
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PostSun Sep 24, 2006 1:17 am    

No i didn't take them, just edited them got them from ImageAfter.

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PostSun Sep 24, 2006 1:22 am    

Ah!

Now that you said that I'm looking at the original and the modified side by side - you did a really nice job on the coloring! You actually creepified it a little

I haven't figured out how to desaturate something to that point (with a hint of color left) and still maintain the clarity of the image - for me it always gets washed out.


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PostSun Sep 24, 2006 3:03 am    

I like them. They're good pics before the edit...and as TM pointed out, you "creepified" the images. Made them colder. Just as a class room is to students...cold...heartless...LOL! Nice. I don't know if you intended for that, but I see it as ironic...LOL...Very nice...


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Captain Patrick
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PostSun Sep 24, 2006 11:04 am    

TrekkieMage wrote:
Ah!

Now that you said that I'm looking at the original and the modified side by side - you did a really nice job on the coloring! You actually creepified it a little

I haven't figured out how to desaturate something to that point (with a hint of color left) and still maintain the clarity of the image - for me it always gets washed out.


Heres how i did it, i copyed the pic to where the image had 2 layers, then i desturated the top one and set it too 50% opocity and then messed around with the photo filters and hue


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PostSun Sep 24, 2006 12:19 pm    

Hrm. I'm going to have to play with that. Thanks

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PostSun Sep 24, 2006 12:24 pm    

TrekkieMage wrote:
Hrm. I'm going to have to play with that. Thanks


Y/W mess around with the layer opacity and hue and you will figure it out. lol


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PostSun Sep 24, 2006 12:25 pm    

Nice pictures... good job

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