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    Re: Analog Photoshop

    Post disappeared intae the ether. Lazarus not working either; can't be bothered rewriting the whole post...sorry
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    Re: Analog Photoshop

    Quote Originally Posted by tao2 View Post
    It is, of course,still digital PS, or did he have the original negative tae do darkroom retouching? The original photo simply looks so much better. Look at the eyes. The 'shopped/retouched version looks like she's been buffed by an angle grinder...that's six hours of his life that James Sharpe'll never get back.

    Wait a minute.... 6 f****** hours !!!!!!

    PS Who's James Sharp?
    I think James did exactly what he was asked. Not James's fault that some kilt wearing gentleman with a strange dialect prefers the harsh lined freckled version....

    She looks pretty good in either photo but it was interesting to know how long a less than 10 minute photoshop job takes to do using the old manual method.

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    Re: Analog Photoshop

    This is one reason that most portrait photographers of the analog age would shy away from formats smaller than 4x5 inch and actually preferred larger formats for ease of hand retouching...

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    Re: Analog Photoshop

    Quote Originally Posted by pnodrog View Post
    I think James did exactly what he was asked. Not James's fault that some kilt wearing gentleman
    There's not an over-abundance of people who wear a kilt in Lochee.

    Quote Originally Posted by pnodrog View Post
    with a strange dialect
    Strange to who?

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    Re: Analog Photoshop

    Quote Originally Posted by Donald View Post
    There's not an over-abundance of people who wear a kilt in Lochee.
    If everyone there wore a kilt, would that be an over-abundance? I think not.

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    Re: Analog Photoshop

    Quote Originally Posted by pnodrog View Post
    I think James did exactly what he was asked. Not James's fault that some kilt wearing gentleman with a strange dialect prefers the harsh lined freckled version....

    She looks pretty good in either photo but it was interesting to know how long a less than 10 minute photoshop job takes to do using the old manual method.
    Hi L.Paul

    Ah did edit that post tae say that ah understood why it was retouched; if it was in the context of a billboard or front of house, cinema photo enlargement - but that , IMO the original was still better. Opinions, they're still OK? Sadly... publicists, like many photographers, don't want folk tae see what's there, rather, an illusion - who's gonna pay for warts an' all?

    PS Accents, dialects, kilts ?

    Ah use an accent here, ye widnae unnerstan' meh dialect, so eh temper it tae suit a cosmopolitan membership.

    As for kilts, ah have 3. Tae me, that's an embarrassment of richesses, not an overabundance.

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    Re: Analog Photoshop

    Prefer the real one

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