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Jim Colorized - 6
Dec 2, 2023 09:47:32 #
I found a few more images to post and here they are. Varying degrees of everything.
Dec 2, 2023 11:19:26 #
Dec 3, 2023 05:05:33 #
Jim Tonne wrote:
I found a few more images to post and here they are. Varying degrees of everything.
Jim, I really like the color of fix that you’re doing. They are very nice. The third picture is perfectly captured. It looks like an image that Thomas would take and this is a big compliment.
Your work your time and postings are very much appreciated.
Bruce
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Dec 3, 2023 08:41:17 #
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Dec 3, 2023 08:54:49 #
I commented on one of your earlier posts that I wish you would publish a coffee table book of your work both bw and colorized. It does seem that the blue sheet in this batch of photos seems more natural and doesn’t jump out as some of your previous posts. It still might be my iPad. Still great work.
Dec 3, 2023 09:12:23 #
Texas George wrote:
I commented on one of your earlier posts that I wish you would publish a coffee table book of your work both bw and colorized. It does seem that the blue sheet in this batch of photos seems more natural and doesn’t jump out as some of your previous posts. It still might be my iPad. Still great work.
I open the post when it comes in at 4:02 am or later while in my bed using my iPad pro. At that time the night screen is still on and so the pictures do not look quite as good as they do after it turns off and then on my desktop.
Still they look good that early.
bruce
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Dec 3, 2023 15:28:44 #
JeffL
Loc: New Jersey
Excellent, just like everything you have posted. What software do you use to colorize?
Dec 3, 2023 16:23:19 #
JeffL wrote:
Excellent, just like everything you have posted. What software do you use to colorize?
Jeff:
Previously mentioned I have only a 20-year-old copy of PaintShop Pro rev 8.1 This is done by using a "collect the dots" around the area to be colored and then for that enclosed area adjust shade - hue - and degree of saturation. Primitive and a lot of work but it worked !
- JimT
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