Hello all I hope you are all well and out and about with your pentax camera’s this bank holiday.
I have one small question and hopefully an easy answer. I have a friend with a coffee cup stain on a photograph that she wants me to remove. To remove is very easy but the problem I have is this it was a scanned into my computer first at 300 resolutions and when I first printed it after the repair the image colours/pixels looked like the tide markings on the sand as the sea retreats, I think that’s a correct description of the printed affect after printing.
So after the first print of I thought it was because there was not or should I say, I increased the resolution’s from 300 to 600 and printed the image again still the same affect on the reprinted image so I’ve now sharpened it and reprinted it but the marking from light to tan skin still looks like the sea retreating. I am using Photoshop cs3 and the original image is printed on glossy paper .
I’m at a loss, I don’t know how to fix this and I’m sure there is a easy fix for this.

Please please enlighten me

Matt

thank you the flash was set at +1.5 far to bright for a fill in flash

Stefan it's seam's that when in AV the camera dose not compensate because with out the flash there was a lot of deep shadow and correct exposure but with the fill in flash the image was over exposed.

Matt

thank you for the fast response gwyn

Matt

Just a small question

is it possible to set the pop up flash from auto to manual on the K20D

if so please explain in detail as i'm away from my user manual

The reason I ask is I'm trying to use it as fill in flash on av but camera take's over and I'm getting a over exposed image

Matt

get yourself over to the NEC or even look at their web site. I was there today and there was loads of wedding album's on display.

M

THE LINK DOSE WORK

can some one explain how the shot was taken and processed is it a converted HDR ??


M

Am I being blond or what

please explain what is LBA

M

HEE HEE IT WORK'S


cleaver me big pat on the back

M

ok alum thank you

K I'm going to try and up load a link to the image I would like info on

question one

Is this a really good conversion from a colour image.

question two

Is this a HDR converted to B&W I would think the light source is from a window with a reflector.

I love these old portrait's with harrowed I Think that right word look deep shadows in the wrinkles

here is the link wish me luck link


M

I have removed one of the avatars.


M