Photoshop and the Grand Canyon
Jul 16, 2012 14:24:26 #
I'm confused. PS7 would have predated any of the CS versions of photoshop, and would not have content aware. CS6 is the newest version out. But yes, after a bit of practice, its merely "pressing a button."
planepics wrote:
I just installed PS7, (recently given to me by a retired catalog photographer from a major retail chain) and haven't yet played with it (I normally use Picasa) that content aware thing looks like it's magic. Was it as easy as pressing a button once you know what you want to get rid of?
Jul 16, 2012 14:26:43 #
planepics wrote:
I just installed PS7, (recently given to me by a retired catalog photographer from a major retail chain) and haven't yet played with it (I normally use Picasa) that content aware thing looks like it's magic. Was it as easy as pressing a button once you know what you want to get rid of?
You do a loop selection of what you want out and press a button (content aware fill).....magic happens :shock:
The extra twig in mine was created by content aware fill, I liked it so I left it in.
Jul 16, 2012 15:03:41 #
robert-photos wrote:
quote=llindstrand quote=buckwheat Yesterday we w... (show quote)
You will be surprised when I say that in this case I agree with you. In fact when I now go back and compare your edit with mine, I have to admit I like yours a little better. I went a little too far on it. I posted it to give a perspective a little different from the others and to show that the colors of the canyon could be improved. The one who takes the picture is the ultimate judge. I appreciate your comments as they will help me as well in my own processing.
Swede
Jul 16, 2012 15:34:10 #
Quote:
You will be surprised when I say that in this case I agree with you. In fact when I now go back and compare your edit with mine, I have to admit I like yours a little better. I went a little too far on it. I posted it to give a perspective a little different from the others and to show that the colors of the canyon could be improved. The one who takes the picture is the ultimate judge. I appreciate your comments as they will help me as well in my own processing.
Swede
Swede
Thanks. To be honest, when working on it, I started to bring up the edges myself and immediately noticed that the photo was not enhanced. I, also would have liked the foreground/frame to have been in focus. Your can always take it out of focus in post but you can never recover it.
Jul 16, 2012 16:29:56 #
Ok. I worked on it some more and I like this. I'm going to stop now.
Jul 16, 2012 16:40:07 #
buckwheat wrote:
Ok. I worked on it some more and I like this. I'm going to stop now.
Now it is a toss up....warm or cool :roll:
Jul 16, 2012 16:51:11 #
I appreciate your mentoring on this, but I'm really going to stop working on it before I go mad. But of course, you are right.
:-D
robert-photos wrote:
Now it is a toss up....warm or cool :roll:
buckwheat wrote:
Ok. I worked on it some more and I like this. I'm going to stop now.
Now it is a toss up....warm or cool :roll:
:-D
Jul 16, 2012 16:54:41 #
buckwheat wrote:
I appreciate your mentoring on this, but I'm really going to stop working on it before I go mad. But of course, you are right.
:-D
robert-photos wrote:
Now it is a toss up....warm or cool :roll:
buckwheat wrote:
Ok. I worked on it some more and I like this. I'm going to stop now.
Now it is a toss up....warm or cool :roll:
:-D
Me too :)
If you want to reply, then register here. Registration is free and your account is created instantly, so you can post right away.