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10/16/2005 09:43:33 PM · #1 |
Hello all,
I looked through the rules and the forums but am not finding the answer. I know we can use curves, but is color balance adjusting (photoshop) close enough to curves to be allowed?
Thanks!!
Brian |
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10/16/2005 09:48:13 PM · #2 |
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10/16/2005 09:50:35 PM · #3 |
Color balancing is fine as long as it effects all pixels of the photo.
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10/16/2005 09:56:23 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by mesmeraj:
you mean like levels? |
Well, it's like levels, but it is not levels - it is a different command in photoshop (called "color balance" and gives three sliders for different complementary colors).
But it looks like Tranquil gave the answer I was hoping for. If I understand, I can use it on the entire image but cannot select just the sky to make it more blue. I have to increase the blue in the entire image.
If this is right - thank you!
Brian |
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10/16/2005 09:59:36 PM · #5 |
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10/16/2005 10:02:21 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by wee_ag:
Originally posted by mesmeraj:
you mean like levels? |
Well, it's like levels, but it is not levels - it is a different command in photoshop (called "color balance" and gives three sliders for different complementary colors).
But it looks like Tranquil gave the answer I was hoping for. If I understand, I can use it on the entire image but cannot select just the sky to make it more blue. I have to increase the blue in the entire image.
If this is right - thank you!
Brian |
Yes, you're right. You got it.
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