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A before and after of a shot I took while down in Disneyworld last month with the family...there was a lot of extraneous stuff in the photo that I just didn't want, so I fired up photoshop and put to use some of the stuff I've learned over the course of the last year or so...

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After:

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Taking the foreground iron fence was relatively easy, but the woman in the background, that was more challenging...
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Wow.

Looks fine. Good job on the flag and speaker setup also.
The speaker tower fix looks the most off to me.

Nice to see you again Indy :)
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nice job with the clone tool Indy
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Thanks. Been a busy past few months, both at work and at home. Good to be back :)
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wow great job Indy, i know how much work went into doing that, very well done
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Thanks Mark :) It's taken awhile to get to a certain comfort level with Photoshop. Seems like every day I either learn something new or learn of a new feature that I hadn't seen before. The only downside is the time involved. But even that is getting better with each passing day. Lots of fun, tho :)
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Indy wrote:Thanks Mark :) It's taken awhile to get to a certain comfort level with Photoshop. Seems like every day I either learn something new or learn of a new feature that I hadn't seen before. The only downside is the time involved. But even that is getting better with each passing day. Lots of fun, tho :)

you cs4 or 5 ?
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dan wrote:you cs4 or 5 ?

cs5
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and nice work on fixing the sky Indy, how many layers did ya use for this picture ?
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Mark wrote:and nice work on fixing the sky Indy, how many layers did ya use for this picture ?
Four, I think:

Used an adjustment layer to drop the exposure slightly on the sky
Used an Adjustment layer to darken up the Epcot sphere
Used a duplicate background layer to add the bits of trees and skies to fill in some of the holes
And used an adjustment layer to play slightly with the levels a bit...
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