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Done mostly in camera raw from a Scott Kelby tutorial.
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Old 08-11-2008, 12:36 AM
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that is awesome, i'm impressed!!
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man o man, talk about old school. suicide and all.
oh yea the effect is great as well!
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Wow what a great before and after!
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Thanks eveyone, that was my first real attempt
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Did you find the tutorial online or in one of his books?
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Did you find the tutorial online or in one of his books?
It came from a tutorial on the NAPP website.
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This is great! I love how it brought out the treads on the floor!
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