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02/19/2006 07:16:53 PM · #1
That is basically my question...Shadow/Highlight, I assume it is legal in Basic editing rules since it applies to whole image right? Thanks.
02/19/2006 07:22:46 PM · #2
As of now it is legal, yes...

R.
02/19/2006 07:44:50 PM · #3
thanks Herr Bear, reliable as always....
02/19/2006 07:47:12 PM · #4
Speaking of legal in basic - what about rotating an image? I recall the discussion in "what makes this a 7" that the second shot discussed may have been stronger if rotated horizontally. Would somethink like that be legal?
02/19/2006 07:48:17 PM · #5
You can rotate all you like, assuming you rotate the entire image at once.

R.
02/19/2006 07:51:49 PM · #6
But if I rotate, my back is to the computer and it's hard to tell what I'm doing....

Oh. The image. Right.
02/19/2006 07:54:58 PM · #7
We can rotate in tandem and one of us will always be facing the screen. Works for me.

R.
02/19/2006 08:00:44 PM · #8
is that the same as brightness/contrast in ps cs2? if so it only has 2 points of control, levels has 8 and curves has like 16. i think curves is the best tool to adjust the sahdows and highlights.

02/19/2006 08:29:43 PM · #9
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

We can rotate in tandem and one of us will always be facing the screen. Works for me.

R.


LOL!!
02/19/2006 08:40:44 PM · #10
Speaking of rotations -- I believe it is GeneralE (could be mis-remembering) that has a gallery of alternative borders created by multiple rotations. I wonder if those are still as legal as they once were -- and if they will be when the rewrite is done.

David
02/19/2006 09:08:20 PM · #11
Originally posted by David.C:

Speaking of rotations -- I believe it is GeneralE (could be mis-remembering) that has a gallery of alternative borders created by multiple rotations. I wonder if those are still as legal as they once were -- and if they will be when the rewrite is done.

David

Your memory is fine : )
pBase gallery with rotation sequence

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