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How to Fix A Washed Out Sky in A Photograph

http://www.beyondmegapixels.com/2008/02/how-to-fix-washed-out-skies-in.html

More often than not, the sky will always be brighter than the ground when you take landscape photos. Even if you adjust your camera’s exposure compensation, the sky will almost always end up looking washed out.

The easiest way to avoid this problem is by purchasing a Graduated Neutral Density (GND) Filter. This filter has a dark tint at the top that slowly fades until the filter is clear at the bottom. This effectively darkens the sky while retaining the brightness of the objects in the lower half of your frame. But if you don’t have a GND filter then you can use Photoshop to fix your washed out skies.… Read More...

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aggghhhh…..kill photoshop…

I’m in need of becoming a padowan PHOTOSHOP CS2 learner TO a PHOTOSHOP CS2 JEDI MASTER
[ex. http://www.opticalblasphemy.com/p_dcon.html], as this CS2 shit-natz is hard as sin to get my head around…..

These are some of the more elementary images I am attempting to creatively interweave, as an example of what I’m trying to achieve……fofl…..DON’T LAUGH SUCKA! Last time I attended a ‘shop class was back in 2001 and it only briefly covered Photoshop 5, Freehand, PageMaker & QuarkXPress…….



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ADVICE? SUGGESTIONS? GIVE UP?

The mask[ing], vanishing point, ‘blending’ and filtering tools are my biggest problems…… Read More...

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