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Thanks Des

Posted by R B on March 26, 2001 at 08:13:33:
Gday Des, I will have to learn more about this beast (Photoshop). The first lot of slides I scanned in I tried image, adjust, auto levels. Which seemed to improve the look of the image, I was impressed then the unsharp mask & I couldn't believe how good the image looked. I was madly printing out the best of my slides & sticking them on the fridge where I could see them. After a couple of weeks it occurred to me that all the different pictures had lost there feel, they all looked too Technicolor, too sharp. I will have to learn more of the manual controls to keep the original feel of the shot as intended when I took them.

regards rod