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thanks again, pin....

you have now explained to my satisfaction the concept of tonemapping....and up til now, that was pretty hard for me to wrap my head around....i stacked stuff once or twice and then i would just sit there blinking about what to do next.....that gives me a direction to go in....

i just might give this a whirl....

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Old 09-08-2008, 11:14 PM
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feel free to PM me or get with me on flickr peep if you need anymore help.....
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Old 09-09-2008, 05:20 AM
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Very cool... I think I am going to have to have to try this... maybe not with the sun and lens flare... but with the filters and such...

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Great PP Pinball!

It is transformations like these that save the day for many a picture headed for the bin.

Thank you for sharing.
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