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Posted on 03/05/06 8:02:41 PM |
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paul 2005
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Vintage photos again
I was at the Beamish museum at the weekend and got a photo of a man ploughing a field with horses. I though it might be interesting to see how it looked in sepia. I'd had a go with this sort of thing before, but I think this photo lends it self more to this sort of manipulation. I have posted this on another forum and a couple of people were convinced I'd scanned in an old photo. I'm quite pleased with the results. Here is the original 
And the old version.  |
Posted on 03/05/06 8:12:35 PM |
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Dek_101
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Re: Vintage photos again
'Another forum'  ... you mean there's another? 
Seriously ... excellent picture matey ... If you hadn't posted the original I think I would have been fooled if you'd told me it WAS a scan of an old photo .. great stuff  |
Posted on 03/05/06 8:42:02 PM |
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trinityofone
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Nicely done! Very convincing. _________________ Leap, and the net will appear |
Posted on 04/05/06 00:52:14 AM |
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hi-liter
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Really like the results, the blur around the outer radius [?] (the part not the center  ) is a very nice effect. Creates realism. _________________ Drawing attention to what otherwise might be overlooked... emphasizing things that matter. |
Posted on 04/05/06 02:50:44 AM |
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mr.pbody
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wow! really. excellant. i would say the same thing that you said other peps said, that it looks like you scanned an old photo... ...but realize i am saying that as a compliment! (not that they weren't either) p.s. there is a section here for tut's and oldenizing pics can be an elusive beast. seeing how others attack a problem is very useful. either way...bravo! |