Frank, I reckon that sometimes the beauty of the captured moment gets
overshadowed by technical nitpicking.
I should tell you that if you did not write all the story quoted below
and just shown a picture, I wouldn't have thought about this at all.
It is simply very good picture and frankly, I could care less about the
amount of noise reduction you applied or specifics of b/w conversion
that you used.
Sorry, if this is the answer that you did not expect.
Boris
frank theriault wrote:
Someone recently complained that my PESOs have been too sharp lately.
http://knarfinthecity.blogspot.com/2008/11/love-on-dancefloor.html
Okay, but seriously, I'm happy with this. Had I processed it in PS
I'd have used plenty of noise reduction which would have helped a lot,
but you can only look at and comment on what's on your screen right
now, I understand that. I hope you think it's a cool photo, too. Let
me know.
I do have a question, though. There appear to be horizontal lines
going across this image, the most obvious one going through the
female's upper eye. What are these? I've not noticed them on other
images. I don't know if it's a problem with the camera, the card or
the computer. Any ideas?
thanks,
frank
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