Curvemeister Forum

Sorry, but my win 7 32 machine is my notebook.  I do not use it for photoshop except testing and traveling.  I got to work.  I did not use it for CS5 for a while, now it is broken again.<br /><br />1.  Before I go farther, I have a desktop and a notebook.  Can I use one CM for both?  I do not wish t...

Precisely.  I saw the red faces and could not correct without screwing something else up!  <br /><br />BTW- I am not a guru by any means, but I did salvage another photo from the same trip.  My son said"  Where did you find that?"  I improved it, but I hope the class will teach me how to fix it.<br ...

Mr "correction"  was before CM.  I selected the people in Photoshop.  I corrected both layers separately.  <br /><br /><br />Btw- on the tractor, I could say more but I would have ...    it is a double secret machine.  The only one like it or near to it in the US.  I imported it from Holland.  I per...

Photo one is the Christmas card before I tried to fix it.  It is photo of my son (with daughter on shoulder), his wife (with invisible baby), my daughter, my wife and me.  It was one of the few with all of us.  My son and family live in Berlin.  We left the restaurant at 10:30 pm and caught this sun...

My feeble attempt...  Just added a little contrast to R channel and boosted color with CM.

Thanks.  Actually, the artichoke started out GREEN, and I move some curves and selections. (just kidding)  If only turning red into green or green into red in the real world was so easy.  The funny part of the story is that doing patents you need to describe the plant.  I got a Royal Horticultural S...

Pardon my ignorance...  CM library?  Where is that?

My attempt.  Problem is the mixed lighting.  the background is far too blue.  I used RGB color correction in CM (color blend) followed by lab correction (l channel only).  then I opened the green up in a luminosity blend.  Converted to LAB and boosted the colors (grrr.....  especially the blue).<br ...

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Thanks.  You may find this hard to believe, I have 5,000 photos of artichokes...  but 43 on my laptop.

Here are two (of 43).