See what you can do.
Greg
Image 3...Make this image more dramatic
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BTW again...Your L curve is adding contrast to the image in areas that it might not need it.
If you Use the threshold feature of CM you might like the results better.
We'll cover this more in week 1 but if you hover the mouse over the right or left edge of the frame you can drag the edge of the curve frame to the center on each side to get the contrast without losing tonality...Also one of the by products in LAB can be de-saturation of the image...use the Saturation slider to restore some of the lost color when you adjust the L curve.
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If you Use the threshold feature of CM you might like the results better.
We'll cover this more in week 1 but if you hover the mouse over the right or left edge of the frame you can drag the edge of the curve frame to the center on each side to get the contrast without losing tonality...Also one of the by products in LAB can be de-saturation of the image...use the Saturation slider to restore some of the lost color when you adjust the L curve.
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Step1 a PSE action I got with my D80 iNova instructional DVD.A color dodge layer then a clipping levels layer with swapped output levels.I used this as the armature for the CM corrections
Step2 file posted.
Step3 luminosity sharpening
Step2 file posted.
Step3 luminosity sharpening
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