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erixx



Junior Member

Registered: September 2002
Location: Western North Carolina
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My third submission. Getting better about remembering the steps. In PS7 I first selected the cowboy using magnetic lasso, then layered via copy.
I then cloned and healing brushed cowboy, then the same with background and and cloned the ruined button. On the bacground I smoothed the clouds with cloning and a little smudge and filled in some on the tree then did about three dust and scrathes on the cowboy layer. I adjusted contrast on each layer seperately. Then flattened image and did a slight unsharp mask to finish. I really wanted to colorize it but after seeing the one submission that was colored by imagix I was a little intimidated so I left it b&w.
· Date: 9/28/2002 · Views: 3936 · Filesize: 107.5kb · Dimensions: 314 x 600 ·
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Tom Willis
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Registered: June 2002
Location: Wakefield, Quebec, Canada
9/29/2002 1:03am

Hi Erixx - A very nice restoration. The tones are very good but maybe a hint more contrast - but that may just be my prejudice.

I can tell you spent a good deal of time on repair and from what I can tell it is excellent. Unfortunately your file is quite small so it's difficult to see the finer stuff that you must have done. I seems to be the tradition to make the submission 800 pixels wide and adjust the JPG quality to make the filesize 200K or less.

Colourizing is not usually restoration but you could add a subtle tone to the photo to give it that aged look if you like.

...Tom
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DJ Dubovsky

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Registered: August 2001
Location: Upper Penninsula of Michigan
Posts: 1,659
9/29/2002 11:43pm

Looks like you've been pretty busy with these challenges. Great work. I like how you did this guys chaps. Nice tone as well.
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Don Majoros

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Registered: March 2002
Location: Bedford Ohio
Posts: 72
10/2/2002 6:28pm

I"m really not in my place to be critical of any of the submissions being a newbe to it all,but I do like this restoration.Somewhere along the line,did you do a levels adj?

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dwdraw
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Registered: February 2003
Location: New York
Posts: 12
3/21/2003 9:08pm

Your work looks very nice. Good restoration work.

DW

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