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Side by side comparison
What an excellent job! I like the idea of side by side comparisons. Perhaps Alfred could have a folder for side by Side altered shots. Creating the blur really help put the focus where it belongs. have you tried the lens blur in CS. It is even better than the gaussian blur. Dale
Dale Gangloff at 19:20 CEST on 27-Sep-2004 [Reply]
NO SUBJECT
Only just got CS so still new to all the new toys init. But will look into Lens Blur as that sounds interesting, thanks for the tip.
Ben Gaunt at 21:44 CEST on 27-Sep-2004 [Reply]
Wonderful
Great post-processing, I'll try this in Jasc Paint Shop Pro, hopefully I can do it. Good job.
Robert Welsh at 19:57 CEST on 04-Oct-2004 [Reply]