Enhancing photo's for print.

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Enhancing photo's for print.

Postby farkewie » Sun 14 Mar, 2010 9:38 am

Hi,

I just got back from doing the SCT (will post a bit of a report later :-) ) and I took my DSLR which im still learning to use. I have selected a couple of photos that we would like to get blown up pretty large. I don't really know to to use photoshop or anything to get the most out of the image. I do have the trial version installed through. I was wondering if anyone with some more experiance would mind taking a look at the images and letting me know what they would do? I understand my images are not a professional level so i cant really re-take them :-) just trying to work with what i have.

here is a link to a folder with the TIF and Raw images if it helps.

http://tyspics.com/FTP/Tyron/SCT/

Here are the compressed versions.

Image1.jpg
Image 1
Image1.jpg (269.17 KiB) Viewed 3642 times



Image2.jpg
Image 2
Image2.jpg (233.57 KiB) Viewed 3642 times



Thanks in advance for any help/advice
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Re: Enhancing photo's for print.

Postby Robatman » Sun 14 Mar, 2010 8:49 pm

I'm not a a post processing expert but I do have the scaled down version of Photoshop. This was done on PS Elements, about $150. Just maybe an indicator of what could come out in about 5 minutes of playing.

I didnt download the bigger image, just the smll one in the body of the message, for printing you would definately work on the largest image size. All i did was select the sky region in both and feather the edge so there wasnt an obvious transition and adjusted levels, inverse and levels again on the foreground.


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