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dod
16-04-2006, 17:09
Great day out, and a real coup for Elgin as the current world champ was there as well as about a dozen other world series riders. Don't know why they seem to be losing saturation though :(

Starting off with a couple of World Champ David Knight
http://www.hardmuircroft.plus.com/enduro/_MG_5115.jpg

http://www.hardmuircroft.plus.com/enduro/_MG_4519.jpg

Ricky Mair showing great style over the table top
http://www.hardmuircroft.plus.com/enduro/_MG_5065.jpg

http://www.hardmuircroft.plus.com/enduro/_MG_4496.jpg

http://www.hardmuircroft.plus.com/enduro/_MG_4568.jpg
dod
16-04-2006, 17:09
and a few more :)

http://www.hardmuircroft.plus.com/enduro/_MG_4967.jpg

http://www.hardmuircroft.plus.com/enduro/_MG_4959.jpg

http://www.hardmuircroft.plus.com/enduro/_MG_4560.jpg

http://www.hardmuircroft.plus.com/enduro/_MG_4500.jpg
CT
16-04-2006, 18:27
Great shots doddy, but they're waaay too light. Overall your levels are OK so I'd just drop the gamma which will also bring out the saturation.:)

Here's one I did earlier...:D

http://www.tpfgallery.com/gallery2/d/13220-2/_MG_4967.jpg
dod
16-04-2006, 18:34
teach me o master. That looks a LOT better, even on my monitor. Are you speaking about dropping the gamma for the monitor or in PS?
Matt
16-04-2006, 18:47
In PS goto:

Image > Adjustments > Exposure

You have three sliders, one of which is gamma.

HTH

Great set again Dod
dod
16-04-2006, 18:55
In PS goto:

Image > Adjustments > Exposure

You have three sliders, one of which is gamma.


Thanks, didn't even know that was there :doh:

CT, what adjustment did you make? To get the same sort of effect it's turning the dirt a bit orange here.
CT
16-04-2006, 19:00
Sorry mate, yes, the gamma in Photoshop. I can't remember how it works in Photoshop but in PSP as you slide the gamma control you can see the effect in real time, so it's just a question of judgement really.

Make sure you have the red green and blue channels linked when you adjust the gamma then you shouldn't have any problms with colours altering.:)
Matt
16-04-2006, 19:01
Just knock the saturation down a little Dod.
You may need to do it on the red channel.
CT
16-04-2006, 19:09
I adjusted the gamma as above on this one and then just increased the saturation. Again - make sure the 3 colour channels are linked when you adjust the saturation too.

http://www.tpfgallery.com/gallery2/d/13222-2/_MG_4519.jpg
dod
16-04-2006, 22:24
thanks guys, the reprocessed versions should show now. Probably not quite as processed as yours CT, as you say though a matter of judgement which is bound to be personal :)
CT
16-04-2006, 22:29
They look loads better mate. :thumb:
IanC_UK
16-04-2006, 22:33
They are all great but the first one is my fave of the set mate ! :)
..MD..
17-04-2006, 13:21
for me the 3rd is the one nice set though ...
Gandhi
17-04-2006, 16:31
can you post something rubbish for a change please?

(another sideways compliment!)
dod
17-04-2006, 17:19
can you post something rubbish for a change please?

(another sideways compliment!)
Lol, there's a 40 Gig limit on the forum :D
Thanks for the comments guys, going to have a right look through them tonight to see what else there is :)
busterboy
17-04-2006, 17:42
Great series dod, Super shots as always..:)