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RE: [APML] A Curves Exercise [was: Histograms, curving and layers]
At 14:04 05-12-02 -0800, Alan Voetsch wrote:
>--- Matt BenDaniel <matt@starmatt.com> wrote:
>> That's pretty good. Your curves clip the image at
>> the top a bit, and the background looks a bit too
>> teal to me, but it's definitely close. I would tone
>> down the red channel a bit at the top.
>
>Even during an overcast day like today, I get a bit of
>light on my monitor screen that makes it hard to judge
>subtle effects. I'm surprised you got the attachment,
>mine opened up PS, but there was no image. What did
>you do?
I had the uncurved image in Photoshop. I created a curves layer and loaded your curves.
I think it is worth noting to the entire list that sending curves back and forth is a very efficient way to communicate what you're doing. Whereas a typical JPEG image might have 300,000 bytes, a curves file has maybe 100 bytes. A typical email message on this list is 3,000 bytes so by comparison an additional 100 bytes is almost nothing.
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Matt BenDaniel
matt@starmatt.com
http://starmatt.com
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