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#121
06-10-2006, 12:54 AM
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| Welcome to RP. Don't be shy, with a few exceptions most members here are house trained, and don't bite, I'm sure you'll be made welcome by all. Can't help you with the eye colour chart I'm afraid, colouring is not really my thing (as will be clearly seen if you look at my entry for this month's competition), but I'm sure someone will have what you want. While I'm talking about the monthly competition, if you're into colouring, this months offering might be just up your street. Give it a go, it's a great way to learn and introduce yourself at the same time. Anyway, enjoy yourself here. Best wishes, Gary           |
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#123
07-14-2006, 06:48 PM
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| HI Everyone, thanx Jac for the big welcome! I've been working on pics from operation photo rescue and was lead to this forum by another member of OPR. The amount of info here is astounding,have been cruising around for a few days on and off to try to get my barings,and I've got to say it's a little overwhelming! Looks like a really great site!!!!  |
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#124
07-29-2006, 07:07 AM
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| Hello! Hi to everyone. I think this site is the one I've been looking for. I have been browsing the forums for a couple of days now and I can't tell you how impressed I've been by the depth of knowledge on display and the friendliness of the place. A bit about myself: I'm from Leeds, England. I've been in the print industry for 28 years, the last couple of which have had some involvement in Photoshop and Illustrator (although I've been dabbling in PS at home for a few years previously) My dream, though, is to work from home in my own digital imaging/photo restoration business. I hope to do this by the time I'm 50, in 3 years time. I have so much to learn from any of you out there who have already done this. There are also some great tutorials here! Wayne |
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#125
08-04-2006, 09:13 PM
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| Hi all! New neighbor here! Professional photographer. Digital scrapbook designer. Photoshop addict. Adobe Illustrator newbie. I hail from Tulsa, Oklahoma, where the men are men and the sheep are nervous... I love the site, love all the infinite wisdom here. I plan on sucking it all up like a big ol' Hoover! One tiny question though. I'm new to the whole forums thing. How does one add a photo to their comments? |
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#127
08-09-2006, 06:44 AM
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| How to upload a repaired challenge? Hi, I am not sure how to upload my repaired image to a challenge. Is there an upload link somewhere, I don't see any on the page with the large image. Could someone point me at the right place please. Thanks Les |
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#128
08-09-2006, 09:15 AM
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| After clicking on the "Reply" button in a thread, if you scroll down below the text entry box, you'll see another button called "Manage Attachments". Click on this, select your file, upload it and then complete your text message or just click on "Submit Reply" when you are done. |
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#129
08-12-2006, 02:11 PM
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 Hello, Jak and Friends: This is my first visit to RetouchPRO and it is a wonderful site. I will make a post later in the Restoration, Retouching and Manipulation section, showing a recent project I in did on my Mac in Photoshop7 for my guitar player, Bill's family. It's his grandmother at a wedding in Fort Worth, Texas in 1912. In the original picture, she's standing behind the bride seated in front of her and she is pretty much completely shielded by the bride's veil and head. Bill's request was to isolate grandma and enlarge her so they could see her face better in one picture instead of picking her out standing behind the bride. Well, I looked the picture over and decided to take the arms and bouquet from a lady standing on the end of the group and put 'em in front of the bride, did some resizing and clone-stamping around here and there, and now grandma is all by herself. I did one version in duotone, converted from the RGB scan, and one in grayscale. Hopefully the links I provide to my Glowfoto album will be good to use here. I was referred to this site from the administrator at Draglist.com, a drag racing website and message board, where I am doing a lot of motorsports graphics and photo restoration and manipulation. Today I did one of our members on the cover of Hot Rod magazine, just for kicks. It's funny and we had a lot of fun with it, but...BUT....there are concerns that somewhere down the line I might receive a letter from the big guys at Hot Rod's lawyers about that. I don't know the legalities of it, but I think if I was doing that stuff for money, that I would be liable to pay up...this was just for fun, but I sure don't want to step on anybody's toes. I was also referred to a site where the guy uses all of the major magazine titles and so forth...his work did not look very good to me, actually...and he charges huge money to put your face on Britney Spears or something. Just quick cut-and-paste stuff with no quality...I have no intention of doing anything like that, but if y'all have any tips or advice about the magazine cover thing, I'd sure appreciate knowing what's right and what's not... This site is excellent. I browsed the tutorials and I'm going to study several of the subjects. Thanks again for putting this essential site online! It's great to be here. John Last edited by pctalent; 08-12-2006 at 06:03 PM. |
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#131
08-13-2006, 07:00 PM
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| Hello everyone ! This is my first post on this forum, and I'm also very green when it comes to the art of converting images to paintings...it looks very intimidating to me at this moment, but I'd like to give it a serious try. My skills in drawing and painting are at this moment at zero (in a scale of 1-10)but with your help I hope to learn to eventually turn one of my daughter's (5yr old) portrait into something that "resembles" a painting... I have worked in Photoshop just for a year, and have taken photographs since 1973 with a 35mm film camera, now I have "graduated" to a DSLR, an Olympus E-300. Thanks for your patience, Carlos |
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#133
08-14-2006, 07:05 AM
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| Lost in Wonderland Lost: I'm seeking a operator's manual to learn all the in's and out's of enjoying the benefits of the group dynamics is there such a thing, How does one post? Ernie Wells |
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#134
08-14-2006, 08:50 AM
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| Hi Ernie, welcome to RP!!!  Quote:
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To post a reply on an existing Thread, do the following:
For 'how to' attach images/files to your Threads or posts, please, follow the first link under my signature... Finally, keeping in mind that images only slightly bigger than postage stamps are nearly impossible to retouch/restore  , for image/file size and resolution, please follow the second link under my signature ...Hope this helps... and looking forward to your posts!!! |
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#137
09-01-2006, 12:20 PM
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| Hi there, Sean from Taiwan! Love the site and hope I can contribute as much as possible. Cheers, |
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#142
10-19-2006, 05:42 PM
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| Re: A Welcome Note To Newbies Hi Everybody, I found this site when searching for information on making backdrops for portraits using Paintshop Pro. I immediately joined and added it to my favorites. I've been interested in retouching and restoration for a LONG time. I started when I was in college. I worked at Kodak while in college and had access to darkroom facilities. A neighbor gave me a set of oil colors for hand coloring photographs. I learned a lot during that time in my life. Life interfered for a while but I'm now active with my photography again. My methods are digital now. I enjoy preparing DVD shows that include my photos, video and music compositions. I look forward to learning from and hopefully contributing to this site. Jim |
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#146
11-12-2006, 04:17 PM
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| Re: A Welcome Note To Newbies Well here I am! What a great website to be associated with. I just spent a half hour browsing and signed up right away. I started restoring photos a year ago (mostly family photos) and I am basically self taught. I know I have a lot to learn and some bad habits to loose. I have restored a few photos for friends and they were pleased with the results but still don't feel comfortable calling myself a pro and accepting money but that may soon change. Thanks in advance for all the help and learning to be had here. bcarll |
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#147
11-17-2006, 05:13 AM
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| Re: A Welcome Note To Newbies Hello from windy West Sussex.  Despite being a photo enthusiast for more than half-a-century, with digital for the past five years, I have only just discovered RP. What an incredible mine of information and knowledgeable folk. This is my first post, but it won't be the last, even today. Derek F. photoIMAG'ination |
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#148
11-17-2006, 06:04 AM
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| Re: A Welcome Note To Newbies Quote:
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#149
11-17-2006, 09:18 AM
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| Re: A Welcome Note To Newbies Hi bcarll and Derek F welcome to RetouchPRO, make yourself at home, glad to have you onboard. |
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