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AirBrontosaurus

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Jun 21, 2006 00:55 | #1

I only got a few minutes to shoot today, and had to do my post processing at 2 am.

A cranefly:

IMAGE: http://static.flickr.com/45/171804420_0f3b849d6f_o.jpg

A spider's skin (do you think he was eaten or he shed it?):

IMAGE: http://static.flickr.com/44/171804401_998a9c0ff1_o.jpg

And finally, a most likely oversharpened fly sitting on an air conditioner:

IMAGE: http://static.flickr.com/53/171804447_847edf642c_o.jpg

Question: Why do the colors always look more viberant and saturated in Photoshop than they do anywhere else? I'll mess with levels and stuff in Photoshop and get rid of all the colorcast, then save it, but when I re-open them on flickr or another window, they look desaturated and sort of hazy. Any explanation?

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LordV

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Jun 21, 2006 01:19 | #2

Excellent shots- love the patterning on the cranefly. Suspect the spider skin was shed- too neat for a kill.
Brian V.

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racketman

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Jun 21, 2006 01:58 | #3

#1 is very sharp. Lovely coloring.

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bandit 1

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Jun 21, 2006 02:47 | #4

Hiya AB,
I've noticed the same thing, when I load from camera to PC the shots go into Microsoft Digital Pro & from there into Photo shop Element 4 to be edited Etc. this is fine but if I then look at them again in MDP they look totally different, got no idea why though????there must be a bright spark out there that does though.
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Mark

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Jeff2909

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Jun 21, 2006 04:34 as a reply to @ bandit 1's post | #5

Nice shots, never seen anything like that spider skin, very cool. I have no answer for your question but like to see the answer.

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dpastern

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Jun 21, 2006 16:52 | #6

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AB - It might be the colourspace that you have set in Photoshop perhaps? I've never noticed a different between Photoshop and posting on my system, and there shouldn't be. An image is an image.

Nice shots btw, #1 is my fave, sharp and excellent DOF. With #2, Spiders frequently moult this skins, it's nothing unusual. I doubt that he was eaten With #3, nice fly, didn't quite nail focus on the eyes, but rather the back section just behind the eyes, doesn't really detract from the shot in my eyes anyways, it's still a fine shot.

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