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Thread started 17 Feb 2007 (Saturday) 01:12
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Feb 17, 2007 01:12 |  #1

Two shots can't decide #1 or #2.

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Feb 17, 2007 06:15 |  #2

I'd like the second one with a slight levels adjustment. The whites in the first one are a little blown for me.


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Feb 17, 2007 06:23 |  #3

Big difference...substanti​al margin for adjustments...I'd say the second one is, closer to desired results... and I'd work on the gray zones in levels...and possibly contrasts and shadows, back in RAW...


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Feb 17, 2007 06:31 as a reply to  @ johnstoy's post |  #4

As mentioned, there is room for the adjustments, but I have to say I love the pose you have here, Well done.


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