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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	[quote] Bugger would be great too see[/quote] not the photo I was looking for but [url=http://www.disk919.com/bb/archived_learnins/photographing_metal/]here's some stuff[/url] to look at on the subject. [quote] I mean when we see the product with our eyes its bound to have hotspots etc, so why when we take the photo do we try to eliminate them?[/quote] the 2 test folders, before and after taking Steve's advice should answer your questions there. The "after" shots in those examples are not all that good but I was just trying out the diffusion. Even with the crappy results on those tests it looked hella better than without. Those hotspots are too hot, glaring even, and the "after" tests could be cleaned up with levels and or curves and look pretty good (if the pieces weren't so ugly to begin with). [url=http://family.disk919.com/jason/][i]Jason[/i][/url] Loading...
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