Recent content by martint

You could always get one of these: Arducopter Kit DJI S800 Spreading Wings Regards Martin

Great image, at first glance I thought he might be reading a map in the cockpit :)

No problems with mine today, the people in the screen shot are on the main log in page for me, so I guess thats what you are seeing

Do you mean the .xmp files ? Adjustments made to the image are saved in this file format so the original is not touched.

Colour one also looks to "red" here for me.... Not great when the colours shift like that :( Both look good, I would go with the colour one also, nothing wrong with the mono, just like the colour more :)

Take a look at this action: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?event=extensionDetail&extid=1135469 This should help with Lomo :)

Hi James, Saw these the other day while passing through, I see no one else has offered up any advice or questions! The questions I have are: What more did you think about doing to the images? Are you not happy with them? :)

Hi Scott, I would move the light from the floor an aim it down onto the back & top of the heads, this should offer a level of "rim" light with a little lift of the dark hair against a dark back ground, this should allow some background / subject separation. I have posted a link to show the...

Hi chaz, Not used it a great deal, my farther has it and on the odd occasion I have used it. It would appear to be a PhotoShop wanna be, I found the UI to be good and with time I'm sure I could use it to gain almost everything I can do in cs4, in a short summing up it's a "poor man's...

Had a go at this one, used a few masks and layers to get to this point: A very small file size to work with, but had fun all the same :)

Hi Dave, To me it sounds very much like a monitor calibration issue, however as posted above it could be a profile issue or both, I have posted a link to a YouTube video. The video is very basic, but it covers the basic process which may help start you off in the correct direction...

Quick adjustments made to noise, levels and curves, hope this is close to what you are looking for :)

Have a look at this: http://www.photoshopcafe.com/tutorials/HDR_ps/hdr-ps.htm It should set you in the right direction :)

Another quick play :) Adjusted the colours and masked off skin with another layer adjustment, slight sharpen and posted:

I use the rubber sole of a trainer, odd as it may sound it has never let me down, it goes without saying that the sole needs to be cleaned of debris so not to damage the glass, pop a hand in the trainer and then with your free hand push and twist the filters to free them. Hope this helps :)