on 2/26/01 9:47 PM, Doug Herr at telyt@earthlink.net wrote:
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> Mark Thomas wrote:
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>> At 06:17 PM 26/02/01 -0800, you wrote:
>>>> I did do the individual RGB adjustments to the best of my
>>>> abilities. It was fun seeing what could be done, but my result was still
>>>> imperfect. Does the darkroom still rule? Or will I eventually learn to
>>>> beat this problem?
>>>>
>>>> -Berry
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>>> Experience will beat this problem and the darkroom most certainly does not
>>> rule.
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>>> Doug Herr
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>> Is this really true?
>> ....
>> Note that I am not arguing with the point - I love my digital darkroom, and
>> have no problems with most images, but I know I have a long way to go to
>> really understand colour balancing, because it bites me every now and then..
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>> Mark T.
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> I can't claim to be an expert but I'm finding less reason to use
> color-correcting
> filters. An example of what can be done is at:
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> Doug Herr
> Sacramento
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I looked at your images, Doug, and the background grays, some just like the
ones I had trouble with--beyond the depth of field and fading into the sky--
are certainly nice and clean. Very nice.
Can you make a few comments about your film, film format, scanner, and image
processing technique (e.g., 16-bit or 8-bit to Photoshop? have you
encountered the same problem I was referring to, etc.)
Thanks,
Berry
