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More case studies?
I am interested. Jim Gray
I am interested. Jim Gray
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James Gray
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Big Sur
I have updated my late 2017 iMac to Big Sur. Doing that resolved a major problem with Adobe Camera Raw where some sliders would not work and images that were not blurry displayed blurry. There were ot
I have updated my late 2017 iMac to Big Sur. Doing that resolved a major problem with Adobe Camera Raw where some sliders would not work and images that were not blurry displayed blurry. There were ot
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James Gray
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CEP panels and Apple Silicon
I recently had problems with ACR that were really annoying me. Basically many images were displaying on my iMac as blurry when viewed in ACR, many sliders did not work, sometimes the file being edited
I recently had problems with ACR that were really annoying me. Basically many images were displaying on my iMac as blurry when viewed in ACR, many sliders did not work, sometimes the file being edited
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James Gray
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A unique color-testing opportunity
Dan, Good luck with your cataract surgery. Over 15 years ago I had cataract surgery. I noticed a huge difference between the two eyes during the couple of weeks between the surgeries. I was told that
Dan, Good luck with your cataract surgery. Over 15 years ago I had cataract surgery. I noticed a huge difference between the two eyes during the couple of weeks between the surgeries. I was told that
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James Gray
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The group's future
I would like to see the group continue and would pay for that privilege. James Gray
I would like to see the group continue and would pay for that privilege. James Gray
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James Gray
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Your Phone Wasn’t Built for the Apocalypse
Rick Gordon via groups.io 3:37 PM (29 minutes ago) to colortheory RG: Isn't the repeated "Camera sensors are color-blind—they see only brightness" statement a bit misleading? JG: I never heard this ph
Rick Gordon via groups.io 3:37 PM (29 minutes ago) to colortheory RG: Isn't the repeated "Camera sensors are color-blind—they see only brightness" statement a bit misleading? JG: I never heard this ph
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James Gray
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Case Studies in Retrospect
DM: However, in this day and age there is less specialization. Anybody who knows this field can expect to be asked to correct almost anything. Yesterday, I got a whole slew of such ancient images dump
DM: However, in this day and age there is less specialization. Anybody who knows this field can expect to be asked to correct almost anything. Yesterday, I got a whole slew of such ancient images dump
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James Gray
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Case Studies in Retrospect
Dan, I really appreciated you doing this. As others have noted the exercises were quite like your ACT course. I learned a lot even though I did not create multiple versions in most cases or actually f
Dan, I really appreciated you doing this. As others have noted the exercises were quite like your ACT course. I learned a lot even though I did not create multiple versions in most cases or actually f
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James Gray
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Red Rose: results
I did not find it difficult to improve contrast in the rose using channel blending and by darkening the rose. That killed some of the saturation. The hard part for me was knowing how far to go. I gues
I did not find it difficult to improve contrast in the rose using channel blending and by darkening the rose. That killed some of the saturation. The hard part for me was knowing how far to go. I gues
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James Gray
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Seated in Grass: Comments on individual versions
I was surprised mine (1001) compared as well with the others as it did. I was fairly satisfied with it when I submitted my revised version. Portraits are just not something I have been good at. I was
I was surprised mine (1001) compared as well with the others as it did. I was fairly satisfied with it when I submitted my revised version. Portraits are just not something I have been good at. I was
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James Gray
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Monument Valley: comments on individual versions
I am confessing that 815 is mine. In case anyone is interested, I finally went back and looked at what I did that caused the local contrast that Dan did not care for. Most of the local contrast that s
I am confessing that 815 is mine. In case anyone is interested, I finally went back and looked at what I did that caused the local contrast that Dan did not care for. Most of the local contrast that s
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James Gray
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Monument Valley: Results
I am not so much afraid of telling which is mine. I was wondering if anyone would praise it or pan it before I revealed which is mine. It is interesting that those commenting have mentioned many they
I am not so much afraid of telling which is mine. I was wondering if anyone would praise it or pan it before I revealed which is mine. It is interesting that those commenting have mentioned many they
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James Gray
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Monument Valley: Results
I will stick my neck out. I like 812, 824, and 829 the best. I think that 812 is better than the par version. I also like my version. I am not saying what number it is yet. James Gray
I will stick my neck out. I like 812, 824, and 829 the best. I think that 812 is better than the par version. I also like my version. I am not saying what number it is yet. James Gray
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James Gray
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Panama 1978: results
Very interesting. I was very pleasantly surprised by how well it worked. Based on my experience, DeNoise AI seems optimized for use on digital files straight out of a digital camera. On scans of my ol
Very interesting. I was very pleasantly surprised by how well it worked. Based on my experience, DeNoise AI seems optimized for use on digital files straight out of a digital camera. On scans of my ol
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James Gray
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Panama 1978: results
Dan, Thanks for the very specific advice. I have not yet attempted to go back and create an alternate version or to just color correct the final image. I did try auto color on the image. Yes, it was b
Dan, Thanks for the very specific advice. I have not yet attempted to go back and create an alternate version or to just color correct the final image. I did try auto color on the image. Yes, it was b
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James Gray
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Panama 1978: results
Ultimately I thought this was very difficult and had little hope of creating something very satisfactory. However, I thought mine came out fairly good in the face of how difficult it was. The colors h
Ultimately I thought this was very difficult and had little hope of creating something very satisfactory. However, I thought mine came out fairly good in the face of how difficult it was. The colors h
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James Gray
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Panama 1978: results
I thought it interesting that many of the entrants got rid of the texture, however there were many that left in the whole image. I do not care for the texture in people's faces. James Gray
I thought it interesting that many of the entrants got rid of the texture, however there were many that left in the whole image. I do not care for the texture in people's faces. James Gray
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James Gray
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Cinque Terre: Results
I have been using Giuliana's Channels Power Tool for several years. I have also worked with her on troubleshooting the PPW panel. James Gray
I have been using Giuliana's Channels Power Tool for several years. I have also worked with her on troubleshooting the PPW panel. James Gray
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James Gray
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Cinque Terre: Results
Hi Tom, Using channels for masking is very valuable and in my experience works better than the selection tools most of the time, but not always. I do want to mention that I am recommending ALCE 3.0 an
Hi Tom, Using channels for masking is very valuable and in my experience works better than the selection tools most of the time, but not always. I do want to mention that I am recommending ALCE 3.0 an
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James Gray
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Cinque Terre: Results
I am not totally sure how I got the detail into the trees on the left. It is possible that the Lesser hammer might have been a small factor. I am sure that the main way I got detail into the trees is
I am not totally sure how I got the detail into the trees on the left. It is possible that the Lesser hammer might have been a small factor. I am sure that the main way I got detail into the trees is
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