Tweet
The middle version is the final. I am really pleased with this one.
-
-
Very nice tonality. You did a great job. The middle one winds up being kind of small due to the frame to really appreciate the details but it looks really good from what I can see. I can definaltely see why you're pleased.
DJ -
That's one to be proud of. Super job!
EdComment
-
Here it is by itself.Comment
-
Oh yeah, big difference. I love the subtle coloring. I think it works great with this photo. Very nice.
DJComment
-
The far right one is great, but the middle one is also nice. You should be pleased with the outcome of this one. Nice job
Comment
-
Excellent job, odd photo
Learn by teaching
Take responsibility for learningComment
-
The one on the right looks best. The border on the middle one is too big.
MigComment
-
Thought you might like to see this one. I used Ulead PhotoImpact 6 and Adobe to clone and adapt the background and fix any scratches. I used Ulead PhotoImpact coloring tool to color the faces and the suits.
http://pic2.picturetrail.com:80/VOL7...6//7860831.jpg...03-15-2002, 05:48 AM -
ok this is only a trial version i hope You like it
1)source A the sea
(c) Ian Britton - FreeFoto.com...05-13-2002, 04:19 PM -
Hi folks
I haven't seen anything new on colorization for a while, so I thought I'd post an example of my own and see if anyone would like to comment on it.
Ed
* This is a long, old thread. My early attempts to describe my method and how to set layers up in Photoshop to do it...02-14-2008, 07:30 AM -
Ok this is my 2nd post to this group. The first one was a plea for help with a really badly damaged old photo.
I thought I would try another really bad one that means a lot to me. This photo is one of me and my cousins. We were all reallly close growing up.
...07-20-2003, 06:33 PM -
I thought I would post this photo and get some feedback. I did this job on a PC with Corel Photo Paint. I adjusted the exposure first then went to work with the clone tool. There isn't much more to it. I left many of the cracks in the plant areas. the client was given an estimate 0f 2.5 hours....11-13-2001, 04:34 PM
Comment