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02/20/2009 04:03:51 PM |
Fantastic result with that Adamus sharpening. Thanx for the tip. Gotta give it a go. |
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02/15/2009 01:04:18 AM |
I really like what you've done with this; great job of bring out the detail and making the tiger seem more deadly. My only nitpick is the vertical black band on the left, it just seems to draw a bit of attention. |
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02/11/2009 10:02:18 PM |
Seriously sharp for sure! The high contrast really works, too. |
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02/10/2009 01:07:58 PM |
I like the crop and the colors. I also like the sharpening effect here but I think the tiger is a little over-sharpened (just a tad). Definitely an interesting technique and a great example of it use. |
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02/10/2009 04:50:48 AM |
Wow what a great tip, thanks I will have to try it out! Fabulous image beautifully enhanced |
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02/10/2009 04:20:13 AM |
Very good job with the crop and the light touch with processing. And yes, isn't that sharpening trick wonderful?? |
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02/09/2009 06:46:54 PM |
Awesome result! I've got to check it out! |
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02/08/2009 07:39:51 PM |
That looks superb. I'll have to check out those links. |
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02/08/2009 02:13:40 PM |
I'll have to see if I can do that sharpening method with PaintShop Pro. Looks good. Nice kitteh... |
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