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I've been a lurker pretty much on the site and have been very surprised at the talent and what you can do with a photo. I have a digital camara and a 166mhz computer. So my digital abilites are very limited.
Anyway, I have a professional scan of a pic saved on disk. I was a little disappointed that it lost it's sharpness. Was wondering if anyone would be willing for me to send it to them to see what they could do with the color and sharpness. I would also like the pic done in black and white.
It's a reenactor pic of a southern bell thanks...
brian
 
Maybe we can all take a crack at it then you can pick your favorite. <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":)">
 
capability, could I send it to you and you do it?
Thanks
 
Just click the upload photos button on the top of the page.
 
I believe there is a problem with my service, It tells me I do not have permission to use that function.
thanks
 
I think you have to logon to the forum here to get permission to post photos. Click on the link below and go to the main page of the forum where you can register. Once you are registered you can upload pictures from your hard drive. Good luck!
 
I think......
He sent it here, and I'll try to post it. It's 1024x1257 @ 184KB, a smidgen larger than I normally post..dial up is very slow. Thanks to all on behalf of my hunting buddy BSA.
Guy from NC
 
Here is the original image.
<image src="http://www.findmall.com/metal/uploads/pic4518.jpg">
Here is my edited image.
<image src="http://www.findmall.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10325/belle2.jpg">
Here is the full edited image.
<image src="http://www.findmall.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10325/belle.jpg">
 
Nimrod,
That's pretty good. Really appreciate the effort! Could you possibly do one in black and white to give it the antique effect?
Thanks a bunch! How did you do that?
 
Jb,
That is awsome! I really apprecite you doing that!
Just wondering what kind of set up do you need to edit photos like this. Does a great job.
Brian in NC
 
I used an old Windows 3.1 version of Aldus PhotoStyler from 1994 to do the pics. I have the latest version of PhotoShop but seldom use it for anything except sharpening an image. The old version of PhotoStyler is small (2 megs compared to over 30 megs for PhotoShop), simple and fast in comparison to PhotoShop, I've been using it for 10 years and can have a photo half finished before I get started good in PhotoShop. I had a photography business for about 25 years, did a lot of copy work and used the Aldus program to restore old damaged photos in a few minute that would take me hours to restore using dyes and small brushes.
JB
 
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