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carlosob Junior Member Registered: January 2007 users gallery	Tha image was cleaned using photoshop´s healing brush tool and was manepulated too using level and curves. These techniques were used trying to improve the iluminaton and sharpness. The image was painted in layers using hue/saturation tools and a mask was added to boost picture quality.
	· Date: 5/6/2007 · Views: 3905 · Filesize: 48.7kb, 186.9kb · Dimensions: 597 x 864 ·
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victoriafroud
Junior Member

Registered: April 2007
Posts: 11

5/13/2007 9:07am

Well done carlosob - did you copy and paste the right shoe? I found it to be a big problem.

Vicky

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Dave.Cox

Senior Member

Registered: February 2007
Location: GrandPrairie.TX
Posts: 536

5/13/2007 11:26am

Nice coloring job. To me, that is a step beyond restoration. Sure can add some punch to an old photo. Not crazy about the border, but that's just me.

lurch

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Registered: July 2006
Location: SoCal
Posts: 517

5/13/2007 2:42pm

Nice re-interpretation. I agree with Dave.Cox, the color does add punch and is done well. Detail seems blurred out though. One nit-pick, of no great importance - in that time period, the automobile would have likely been black, not blue.

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Matt Roberts

Junior Member

Registered: December 2002
Location: Australia

5/15/2007 7:05am

Good work Carlslob,
This photo was blurred and murky.
I like your use of color.
Blurring the lower background make it less distracting.

Matt

thepcmouse
Junior Member

Registered: December 2002
Location: South
Posts: 21

2/10/2009 3:43pm

Really nice. Great job with the colors. I like the frame real well. Not to oppose Dave but I think it adds a nice touch and suits the blurred parts.
Again for car color I agree with lurch, when they were blue they leaned towards a deep blue. At least that's my memories of them. giggle....

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