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tropicmom

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  1. Once thru a while ago, life is calming down and I'm getting back to these things now. Thanks, I'll probably B&W and color it. The baby is my older sister :-)
  2. I've tried every method I know on this color cast. I can only get it reduced, not even close to eliminated. I have no idea if it was a problem to begin with since this is a scan of the original slide and this baby is now 63 years old. Any advice?
  3. I must admit, they lost me with restoring luminosity and blend mode math.... I just posted that chunk to see if anyone could tell me if there even *was* a way to handle it, I have the original scan. Shall I start a new thread and post it?
  4. Sorry, I just saw this. Of course I knew that but I was under the impression you didn't give advice on restoration?
  5. http://kansaspitts.com/the-williams-family-a-family-sunrise-beach-session-in-south-walton-by-kansas-studios/
  6. Sorry, my bad; I'll find another. Also, I've done your RAW, Levels and Layers & Masks and am in the Channel Mixer class. Maybe it's time for a re-up??
  7. OK then... I grabbed the second one from an older computer, what is lacking there? And is the first photo unacceptable since we used it for the other thread? I have others from the same set.
  8. Will this suffice? There are blown areas in the sky but color detail as well. RAW edits and Levels work done...
  9. Other than OCF (which is a pain at the beach, especially with no assistant) I'd like to enhance an existing sky at sunset or sunrise. I've played with Hue/Sat, Channel Mixer and Color Balance layers, but perhaps I'm not using a light enough touch, I keep getting either nuclear colors or effects so faint it's hardly worth doing. I'm pretty sure this style is achieved from an existing sky, rather than a replaced one (or adjustments done to a sky image used for replacement). These colors are a touch stronger than I'm trying to get but the idea is the same: http://kansaspitts.com/hughes-family-sunset-beach-pictures-on-30-a-in-south-walton/ Is this same one of mine viable for comparison?
  10. I have another, but I'll start another thread....
  11. Done. Cleared the beach as well. Caught my lens hood in the corners but expect to crop that out anyway.
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