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Here is my play with this one . I upped the contrast & cpoped & did an old photo effect with soft border .
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Old 04-30-2008, 07:08 PM
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My version



- Copy all to new layer
- Use free transform to change the direction of the image
- Add mask for the vagons and change the color with hue
- Create a layer for change the color of somethings with blending to color
- Flatern the image and adjust with curves... litlle like cross process
- ready

and the big one
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Old 05-03-2008, 10:30 PM
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WWUD train

Used a lot of layers of Hue/Saturation, Brightness/Contrast and Levels
Added clouds to give more smoke.
Used 3 masking layers to bring out more colors and sharpness.
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First thing I did was to create two more versions, each a bit lighter than the next. Next, i created an hdr version - adjusted settings to what I liked. Then I ran a noise removal to smooth it out but the tree tops seemed to have abit of a pixelation problem so I duplicated the layer and gave it a gaussian blur set at 5 and set the blend mode to overlay. This still didnt work so I cloned the tops of the trees with the sky above it. Then I did a gardient blue layer to give it the blue sky and a slight vingette for taste.
Thanks for offering to explain it to me again. Here are my biggest questions:
1. I'm still not sure what an hdr version would be, or how you would create one.
2. Why would you create lighter versions? Would that give you more depth on layers or something?

And I can never get the cloning tool in CS3 to do what I want it to.
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Old 05-05-2008, 09:46 AM
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I'm so bad at this, I stopped ruining my shots with PP until I learn something, or get photoshop...so her your's go
I just lightened it a little added a little lighting effect- to give it a "train from another world look, then i desaturated it a good bit, and added a motion blur-which also gives the bystander a ghostly appearance.

Well, you started the spookiness
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Old 05-07-2008, 10:19 AM
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I had a couple of goes

1st a crop and tidy



the second - just add steam



any thoughts?
whoa! How did you do that- with the steam thing?
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thanks - I gave a rough method on page two. basically it is is a matter of making a few layers of smoke and blending them in. I used GIMP is it is of any interest
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alot of good ones this week.....I haven't participated in some time but glad to see the thread still lives on...lol.
I think I'll give this a try....
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