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07/25/2004 01:30:01 AM · #1 |
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07/25/2004 01:35:40 AM · #2 |
I like the first one of the car but the left side seems a tad bit darker than the rest of the pic. Some really nice work here!
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07/25/2004 02:18:42 AM · #3 |
First one, second the rust is too distracting.
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07/25/2004 03:56:11 AM · #4 |
Geocities does not allow direct linking of images, so your images were now showing up to most people -- I've changed them to links.
In any event, for the benefit of users with slower connections we prefer that when posting large graphics, you do so with a link... so it all works out.
-Terry
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07/25/2004 03:58:27 AM · #5 |
I also like the first one of the car... the bushes get quite dark, at least on my monitr... to the point of distraction... you might consider cropping tighter or retaining a little more of the green channel if you are using Channel Mixer to desaturate.
The barn shot I like quite a lot.
-Terry
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07/25/2004 03:59:30 AM · #6 |
ok where is duo-tone, exactly. i have photoshop6 and cant find it.
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07/25/2004 05:14:54 AM · #7 |
tried clicking on the links but the pages are not available.
ok where is duo-tone, exactly. i have photoshop6 and cant find it.
hi Lesley - not sure with ps 6, but with ps 7 you click on image, mode, convert to greyscale, then you can go back and choose duotone. Think that's how it works - sue |
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07/25/2004 05:27:21 AM · #8 |
Originally posted by goodman:
ok where is duo-tone, exactly. i have photoshop6 and cant find it. |
How to tutorial. |
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