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Old 08-22-2010, 02:23 PM
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Everything is done in LR 3, and you can take a look at the tutorial right here. Comment & thoughts are appreciated. :-) Hope you get to use it.
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Old 08-22-2010, 06:46 PM
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Great job with this. Your tutorial was also very detailed and well written....now I just gotta get Lightroom lol.
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Old 08-23-2010, 01:52 AM
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Great job with this. Your tutorial was also very detailed and well written....now I just gotta get Lightroom lol.
Thank you. Download a free trial. It's worth every penny I think. ;-)
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I only see 2 red X's for pictures I was hoping this might be what I need to help lighten up photos from football games where the lighting is HORRID!
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Great men.. I think the outcome is awsome.... congrats
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I only see 2 red X's for pictures I was hoping this might be what I need to help lighten up photos from football games where the lighting is HORRID!
OK, was just my work computer restricting me from seeing these images. Very NICE!
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OK, was just my work computer restricting me from seeing these images. Very NICE!
Thanks guys. Hope you get to use it sometimes. :-)
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nice save!
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