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AIIAZNSK8ER posted:Unless I'm shooting concerts or low light situations where chroma noise is just too disgusting, I am never happy with BW conversions. I just use desaturation in LR3 and adjust contrast and black levels. I love black and white photography, but I can't "see" it before I take the photo. What are some good resources for thinking in black and white, I've been pouring over tons of images trying to imagine scenes without color, but it's still really tough for me. I'm just drawn to bright vivid colors. Zone system
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Next person to derail over something stupid gets a very long probation.
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poopinmymouth posted:Please, someone else who is a photoshop expert tell me they also were unaware of this panel? I feel like I need to turn in my card or something. That panel (and other clone stamp updates) was pretty much the reason to buy CS4  . Every time I have to work with <CS4 I go crazy.
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Jun 28, 2011 18:19
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Do a clipping path. Or send it to India and pay some guy a few cents to do a clipping path.
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Jun 29, 2011 15:32
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Shoot things with back light and move sliders to right.
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Jun 29, 2011 23:16
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teamgod posted:Which sliders, exactly? It looks like almost all of them. Fill light, saturation, contrast, clarity, etc.
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Cross_ posted:The poster for the new movie "Captain America" has me intrigued. What did they do to get this look ? It's mostly lighting, but it also looks to me like a decent amount of dodge and burn for contrast and obviously his skin, hair, etc. has been cleaned up a lot.
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I use a 4x5 tablet as my "travel" tablet for jobs and have no problems doing very heavy retouching with it. I think the medium sized tablets are the best, 9x12 and up for me is too big for photo retouching. Trying to use a mouse for retouching is like trying to perform surgery with an axe. If you're just removing zits then it's not worth it, but anything more involved than that to me there's no question. There is a very slight learning curve but once you get over it you can do a lot of things that are impossible with a mouse. As for "how do I get better at clone stamp" just practice a LOT.
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Sep 20, 2011 05:58
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You can probably make doing the tile easier by using the Vanishing Point tool.
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Sep 22, 2011 07:13
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That just looks like makeup to me... I don't think he did much to it at all.
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Sep 23, 2011 15:57
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How can you duplicate a group of layers from one file to another using an action? I have a source image that has a bunch of layers. I need to copy them over to another file using an action (so I can then Batch a bunch of files). When making the action it won't record dragging and dropping the group over. Using the "Duplicate" command will spit out an error when you try to run the action through Batch. Placing the source file as a Smart Object would work perfectly, except you can't set a Smart Object to "Pass Through" blend mode like you can with a group of layers which is what I need to do. What I could do is just make an action that recreates all these layers manually but it seems like there has to be a simpler way to do this.
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Yeah I tried that, but you can't set a smart object to "pass through" blend mode which is what I need.
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