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Sri Mesh;

Bravo!
An excellent job especially considering you were working with a small size JPG! Had you been working with a large size RAW photo you would probably have been able to save the lettering, which just isn't there to save in the small JPG!
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Old 02-15-2010, 10:39 PM
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Just so I am clear on this, you are using Photoshop, correct? CS3?
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Old 02-16-2010, 01:04 AM
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Hi, I am still using Adobe Photoshop 7, haven't upgraded to the newer ones ..CS2 or CS3, with all the bells and whistles yet. In RAW, some of the layers to apply in photoshop are a bit easier, as Exposure Values can be adjusted with RAW images, and then you have a plethora of images to layer to achieve the lighting needed in light and dark areas besides just using the original image and changing the transparency values of the layers.
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