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Martyn said:
Sure!

It was quite simple really, it was a RAW file so all processing was done in Camera Raw, exposure went down a bit, clarity and vibrance went up a bit, contrast went up +65! and saturation was down to -60 ish.

Very slight vignette as well.

I couldn't decide which one I liked more, here's one with high saturation...

http://www.the365project.co.uk/Random/Dovedale/CRW_6986.jpg
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The desaturated one is miles better because the low density of colours make it look old. Thanks a lot :)
 
^Jay, I envy you and your mad skillz. I love all of your photos, the style really appeals to me.
 
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:cry: You really think so?

Gosh, that is really neat. Thank you. Wow. I am for once speechless.
 
Martyn - Like the other's said, I think you made a correct choice of posting the less colorful one, suits the mood of the picture better. :)
 
You guys are going to be really pissed when I say this, but all did was point it and shoot, it was completely spontaneous. Maybe it was the right light conditions, IIRC it was September 17th at around 2:00 in the afternoon.
 
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From the Sydney Motor Show a couple of weeks ago. http://img339.imageshack.**/img339/3734/maloolp9.jpg
 
From cheerleading practice I was asked to take pictures of yesterday

http://img402.imageshack.**/img402/7228/dsc01311ej2.jpg
 
Does anyone have The Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby?! I went through it in a book storee, looks interesting. Nothing spectacular, tips and tricks on how to make better photos.
well, I guess most of you guys don't need it but it seems practical, better then roaming the internet if you need a quict advice...

Your thoughts/ experiences anyone?!

thx
 
jayhawk said:
You guys are going to be really pissed when I say this, but all did was point it and shoot, it was completely spontaneous. Maybe it was the right light conditions, IIRC it was September 17th at around 2:00 in the afternoon.
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then it must be your awesome cam. 8)
 
No color alteration, just 50% vignette and sharpen.
https://pic.armedcats.net/2007/11/14/DSC0583.jpg
 
Thank you, sir! That cabbage...thing was taken at the Morton Arboretum.

Heh, go there early and enjoy the driving on the roads, especially the east loop.
 
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