High fibre diet

Fangman · 12-04-2008, 10:06

I've heard of short rations - but this is the limit!

Summerleft · 12-04-2008, 14:23

oh she (? either fat or preggers!) is lovely, Maybe a closer crop to concentrate on her head a bit more?

ETA hope you dont mind if I have a play

Dodge and burn on the eye thats open, BW, and a tighter crop

Fangman · 12-04-2008, 14:51

Had this discussion with a pal an hour back - decided to crop the flat sky and possibly a little cloning of the black patch on the right by the post before printing for competition.
Thanks for having a go - it is the reason I permit editing and we all can learn as the whole idea of the forum is to share - and in my case LEARN!

Re Dodge and burn - have you tried New Layer overlay mode and select 50% grey?

Black and white brush (at 10-20% or less) white lightening - black darkens, giving much more control than the dodge and burn tool. The other alternative is the history brush again set at about 15% Overlay mode gives more contrast, Multiply darkens and emphasises colours and screen mode lightens . . . Various forms of "cheating" when we should have got it right in camera!

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Fangman Forum Regular Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ely Posts: 1,078	High fibre diet I've heard of short rations - but this is the limit!

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Summerleft Feet under the table Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Derbyshire, UK Posts: 1,578	Re: High fibre diet oh she (? either fat or preggers!) is lovely, Maybe a closer crop to concentrate on her head a bit more? ETA hope you dont mind if I have a play Dodge and burn on the eye thats open, BW, and a tighter crop Last edited by Summerleft : 12-04-2008 at 14:31.

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Fangman Forum Regular Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ely Posts: 1,078	Re: High fibre diet Had this discussion with a pal an hour back - decided to crop the flat sky and possibly a little cloning of the black patch on the right by the post before printing for competition. Thanks for having a go - it is the reason I permit editing and we all can learn as the whole idea of the forum is to share - and in my case LEARN! Re Dodge and burn - have you tried New Layer overlay mode and select 50% grey? Black and white brush (at 10-20% or less) white lightening - black darkens, giving much more control than the dodge and burn tool. The other alternative is the history brush again set at about 15% Overlay mode gives more contrast, Multiply darkens and emphasises colours and screen mode lightens . . . Various forms of "cheating" when we should have got it right in camera! __________________ Rollei TLR, Canon A1, Canon EOS 300, - Canon 350D + Sigma 18-200 Sigma 70-300 Sigma 2.8 70-200DG and Canon 50mm 1.8

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