Attempt to make it stand out but was done for printing really; this one was straight onto print no bother, just intensity -10 under the brightness tab.
It is still in aRGB unfortunately.
Pin Light 100% levels auto black grey white with burning out0-242
Normal 100% Sepia 50%
Luminosity 53%
Color100%
Pin Light 100%
Multiply 100% Gauss 93p
Screen x4
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Height:3484 pixels
Focal Length:50.0 mm
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Exposure Time:0.005 sec. 1/200
Metering Mode:Spot
Exposure Program:Manual
ISO Speed:100
Flash Mode:Off, Did not fire
Date:2010-08-28 11:06:07
Canon 50D PP Topaz DeNoise5 Topaz Detail Bold -0.2 boost medium 0.5 boost PSE7 and Helicon Filter all 16 bit until layers were applied last.
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Thread: Cartoon Train
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15th February 2011, 01:42 PM #1
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Cartoon Train
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15th February 2011, 04:36 PM #2
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Re: Cartoon Train
For me the (potentially lovely) image is ruined by that box in the foreground... I can't quite understand why you included it in the shot
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15th February 2011, 08:43 PM #3
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I didn't want to get run over...
Actually I liked it. For me the out of dof box is the shot, but then I suppose I'm not conformist. I did another just the same but had some bother with getting the blue right.
In print I mean because it is right here.
I prefer the top one, it is different while you can really see what it is about. Others do different things.Last edited by arith; 15th February 2011 at 09:12 PM.
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15th February 2011, 10:12 PM #4
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Re: Cartoon Train
OMG that second one is actually Thomas the Tank Engine!
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15th February 2011, 11:24 PM #5
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Re: Cartoon Train
Probably.
could be LMS colours but I don't know. 
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15th February 2011, 11:28 PM #6
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Re: Cartoon Train
Oh, I love it! Boy, have I had my fill of reading those stories - wow!
Originally Posted by RockNGoalStar
OMG that second one is actually Thomas the Tank Engine!
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15th February 2011, 11:35 PM #7
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Re: Cartoon Train
It's not real Katy, the voice is Ringo the drummer out of the Beatles.
Against my better judgement here is one of his friends:
and his sexy friend:
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16th February 2011, 12:20 AM #8
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Re: Cartoon Train
It's not really a talking train? I'm just crushed!
Aaaaactuuuuallly,....
our well-loved beat up copy.
And, then, you just wouldn't believe it. Tom's mom's husband is Sir Topham Hat (to be PC)! He works at the national level in Washington D.C. for the Federal Railroad Administration.
My favorite is Duck.
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16th February 2011, 08:50 AM #9
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Re: Cartoon Train
Cheers Katy; I didn't know Thomas travelled to the States and my favourite was Gordon.
With regards to the top pic I think it (the scene) could therefore be improved with the addition of a person walking towards the phone, but since it is illegal to walk along the track here a higher aspect moving the phone down and to the left might be better.
I do not want a pic of a train or tram or any machine unless I can put it into a scene, and I am a bit guilty of allowing things to obscure what could be perceived as the main subject, which I try not to have in my pics but sometimes it is unavoidable.
It could also benefit from a sharper phone but I didn't want to completely blur the train and the gantry.
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