Norok Workshop Photos Received

Title: family dinnerSony Cyber-shot DSC-H1

family dinner (10)
Norok

(201)

Contrast

shirgold

(2620) [2006-03-27 09:52:00]

PS CS2
1. Auto Contrast
2. Shadows Highlights - did highlights

That's it....

Title: FainéantiseSony Cyber-shot DSC-H1

(201)

photoshop

marmottelolo

(14393) [2005-12-14 12:15:27] [1]

reglages des niveaux et des couleurs plus un peu de contraste.

(201)

mrcrow

(2996) [2005-12-14 10:42:03] [1]

i did this on freeware...so you dont have to spend a lot on getting something to pp your shots..
i dont mean this is good but you can see some ...'improvement' in some areas
good luck marius

(201)

la marea vrajeala...

Xplorator

(7604) [2005-12-13 16:55:09] [1]

Curve level (increased contrast), enhanced the level of yellow/red in eyes, darkened blacks, framed pic and posted text.

(201)

Level, S/H

ellis49

(28669) [2005-12-13 14:59:11] [4]

Hi Marius,
I correct the levels, used Shadows/ Highlight, 5% setting each.
Sharpen the lion with NiK sharpen Pro 25% and blurred the BG slightly.
And finally add just s small dose of saturation.
I hope ypu like it.
Gert

Jambo (6)
Norok

(201)

Less Brightness

delfi

(44) [2005-12-11 06:11:15] [2]

Brightness-level lowered (approx. -35 equivalent).

Note:

I have been working for days on this file. I tried several of my alternate techniques, but nothing seemed to work. I just erased quite some Jambo's that were on my harddisk: I had it in all colors including that of the sky. Normally I don't go all the way up to #01g and certainly not #04b. By the way this is file #4.

Altough not much seems to be have done in the workshop ("just brightness"), believe me this was the only thing that gave the proper results. Auto-B/C levels didn't work: too much contrast and bye-bye-sky. Not even manually lowering brightness worked here (changed sky-color), so I had to develop a special technique for this one.

This is THE most difficult photo I've ever processed.

df, December 11, 2005/12:11PM

Dragon (10)
Norok

(201)

Level, contrast.

ellis49

(28669) [2005-12-09 14:48:18] [3]

HI Maruis.
I correct the levels. Use the tools Shadow/Highlight, 5% setting on each.
Add smart sharpen 200% amount and .3 pixels with lensblur.
I hope you like it.
Regards
Gert

Marabout (12)
Norok

(201)

DCenhancer

taba

(1494) [2005-12-04 08:42:13] [1]

Hi
I did a workshop to increase the shot (at least in my monitor)
I first of all, used the colour cast corrector to bring some ligth to the picture.
then I just increase sharp toreturn to TN.
I hope you enjoy it.
Taba