Hi Cicero, In fact I used this technique on Dan’s “Panama 1978-orig scan.jpg” challenge image from last year. It was very effective! Steve From: Cicero Rodrigues Date: Monday, September

Hello gentleman, Have you heard about this? https://www.getrevue.co/profile/shift-happens/issues/moire-no-more-688319

great mixing skills https://www.instagram.com/reel/CTlXWTcl39H/ a,

I think it's a pretty good program for artist who want to convert a pencil sketch into vector. There are lots of artist who would like to see their drawings on a computer screen. Most of these

I found the background music very annoying and couldn’t watch john c.

Want to try out something new? I just published a new video tutorial about how to convert a pencil sketch into vector. What do you think? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTu7pQ68uZI enjoy, John

Came across this article. It’s been discussed on this list before. Interesting read. https://www.livescience.com/why-blue-rare-in-nature.html Enjoy – Steve

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Doug, and others, this is a quick-and-dirty reference. Terragen is an application which has been around since around, perhaps before, the time of Bryce, and has a free web tryout

Probably a good idea, especially for illustrations. But, my go to program for cloud/sky generation is "Bryce" It is an old but still useful prog that runs just fine on win10. Also, Corel Painter (now

You need to make the clouds look ...more realistic. Hector Davila

For me they are too cotton wool like. I tried creating one and blurring the edges to create more "wispiness" but it still wasn't cloud like enough. A long time ago I went on a forum for image

Hi guys, I've recently done a small design/programming project that I would love to share with you. It's an online generator for making clouds by changing a few parameters. Would love to hear your

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This youtube just popped up and seems to have additional info and how to do Linear profiles in LR. I like this guy, Morganti. Less arm waving. Bill

Interesting discussion with regard to the linear response. Capture One Pro also provides for a choice of linear response for raw development. I've begun to play with that setting while in Capture

If you would actually like to use a raw converter made by the same folks, you can try Raw Photo Processor (RPP). It is free, and you can unlock additional features with a donation (like gamut display

essentially FastRawViewer, which is developed by the same folks who make RAWdigger (raw image analysis software) is much better at rendering images from the raw file than is Adobe LR/ACR). Adobe's

Hi Up to about two years ago I worked on my RAW images by flattening them by flattening the linear curve in ACR as suggested by Dan in the MPCW book. As per the book unless there is a major colour

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