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cnocell7
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Patrick
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cnocell7
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I sort of understand, I think it may be down to the heavy colour grading, I may need to mask all my adjustment layers to try to sharpen. Do you think using a sharpen filter too would help?
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Iain
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Hi Cnocs
I think a little more detail in the face would work well ...maybe too much water on the face?
Also the water droplets on the arms look a bit "chunky" to me compared to the surrounding rocks etc
Either way, it's a much better job than i could ever do...well done
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cnocell7
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Ha ha I doubt very much that its a better job than you could do, nad yes I agree, I'll have to scale them down and disribute them more,
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