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Great set of shots, how did you manage the low angles?
Comment by Cliff-P posted on Ducklings and more! at 23/04/2011 - 11:08
The black and white does it for me. Great set David sounds like you had a good time
Comment by Cliff-P posted on Steamy Saturday at 20/04/2011 - 20:39
You've got the knack that's for sure Great pics.
Comment by Cliff-P posted on Kookaburra at 17/04/2011 - 16:47
Good work, number three does it for me.
Comment by Cliff-P posted on Red squirrel at 16/04/2011 - 19:29
Great set of shots and much better looking the those grey things!.
Comment by Cliff-P posted on More red squirrels at 16/04/2011 - 19:27
This is a good composition with nice use of light particularly those shadows on the headstone. I`m wondering if this image would lend itself to a little HDR treatment just to bring out the inscription on the headstone a little more!.
Comment by Cliff-P posted on Grave tulips at 10/04/2011 - 15:03
Hi Glen,
I have PSP X2 but I`m still trying to get my head around the layers thing myself, Anyway the way I would do it is as follows,
1, Select the image you require
2, zoom in on the petal you want to keep red so it fills most of the screen
3, Click on the 'freehand selection tool' on the left-hand side of your screen, then go to 'selection type' and click the drop down box then select 'smart edge'
4, Now isolate the petal with the smart tool, you should now have the marching ants around it
5, Top of your screen click onto 'selection' and then 'invert' in the drop down menu, now convert the image to mono in the effects menu at the top of the screen, (colour filters) Your image should now be mono but the petal still its original colour When you use the selection tool just make sure all settings are set to 0.
There are probably much easier ways to do this and I`m sure somebody with more experience than myself will help out. Have you visited the Corel knowledge base btw? http://corel.force.com/index
I have PSP X2 but I`m still trying to get my head around the layers thing myself, Anyway the way I would do it is as follows,
1, Select the image you require
2, zoom in on the petal you want to keep red so it fills most of the screen
3, Click on the 'freehand selection tool' on the left-hand side of your screen, then go to 'selection type' and click the drop down box then select 'smart edge'
4, Now isolate the petal with the smart tool, you should now have the marching ants around it
5, Top of your screen click onto 'selection' and then 'invert' in the drop down menu, now convert the image to mono in the effects menu at the top of the screen, (colour filters) Your image should now be mono but the petal still its original colour When you use the selection tool just make sure all settings are set to 0.
There are probably much easier ways to do this and I`m sure somebody with more experience than myself will help out. Have you visited the Corel knowledge base btw? http://corel.force.com/index
Comment by Cliff-P posted on Layers in Paint Shop Pro at 09/04/2011 - 21:15
HowardJ wrote:
I can't hope to match the excellent images from you two,
Howard
Your having a damn good try Howard The freight train is very good in my books, the door may have been better as a mono conversion, worth a go!!I can't hope to match the excellent images from you two,
Howard
Comment by Cliff-P posted on Helsby mini meet at 08/04/2011 - 20:06
Great set I like them all..
Comment by Cliff-P posted on Another train station at 04/04/2011 - 09:08
