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11 Jun 2005, 21:26 (Ref:1325909)
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Editing pictures
Hi everybody
I never really bothered to edit my pictures (despite some sharping) because my first goal is allways to get pictures up to the website while i am at the track. But i read many of you do , so i was wondering how much editing is usefull and how much time does it take. regards Rob |
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12 Jun 2005, 00:13 (Ref:1325996)
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depends what the image is off, and what im trying to acheive with it
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12 Jun 2005, 01:35 (Ref:1326012)
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12 Jun 2005, 12:36 (Ref:1326274)
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id say just sharpening, levels and curves then. as you said your reporting rather than being excessively artistic
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