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UV Protection?

© Norman P. Banks

UV Protection?

Uploaded: August 13, 2004

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Patricia Marroquin August 13, 2004

Very pretty, Norman. I like how you filled the frame; the color; and the effects. :-) #157887

Norman P. Banks August 13, 2004

Hi Patricia,
Thanks so much for the very nice comments!

I did the 1st crop before converting to 16 bit mode for the color managements. After levels adjustments, I used Color Mech Pro to bring out the colors, which were somewhat faded. Then the usual color bal, hue/sat and bright/contrast. Finally, I used the curves tool to deepen the dark end, then converted back to 8 bit.

The effects filters used are Poster lines and Softmood, and finally sharpened w/Nik sharpener Pro. All faded by some percentage.

Probably more info than you wanted to know! (smile) ... Thanks again!
Norm ,:-) #705736


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