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Dec 02, 2008 00:45 as a reply to  @ post 6796002 |  #16

It Rocks!! Great work keep it up!! When able, can you share the process?

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Dec 02, 2008 00:47 |  #17

Given the intent, I'd say the OP's version is right on the money.

Very well done!


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Dec 02, 2008 01:03 |  #18

wow stunning pic


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Dec 02, 2008 09:20 |  #19

very creative, good job.


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Dec 03, 2008 01:26 |  #20

fotojoem wrote in post #6796020 (external link)
It Rocks!! Great work keep it up!! When able, can you share the process?

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Joe

This was the process in lightroom
Recovery= 100, fill light= 100, blacks= drag to right about 24-30,
contrast= 100, clarity= 100, vibrance= 100, saturation= drag all the way to left and then back just until it starts to add color back,
vignette= amountwas 100, midtone was 20, then decrease the exposure until it looks the way you want. I just googled dave hill effects and found this.




  
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