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 05/30/2005 10:34:24 AM · #26
Originally posted by kirbic:
Problem is, some images that look over-processed have really had little processing; conversely, some images that do not look at all over-processed, are in fact very much changed from their original form.
What really matters, then, is if the final image "works". If it does, then how much processing was done is of little importance.


I totally agree. Isn't it the end result that we vote on. I think that if a picture can be processed to the max, and NOT show it,THAT is the bottom line (unless one is actually striving for that "digital art" look.

Great job, Pedro. And many thanks for posting the step-by-step. It gives me hope for my own learning.

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