
08-03-2007, 03:07 PM
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It can't easily be made to look natural but it can certainly be made much stronger.
I used the curves tool to adjust the values curve - the original looked so light because there was no information towards the left of the histogram and this compressed it down.
I then applied a few other filters:
- a translucent copy set in overlay mode and blended down
- despeckling, then subtle blurring and again adjusting the translucency
- cloning out a white spot on the shoulder area
- unsharp mask
Wulf
ps. All changes done with The GIMP
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