Pretty in Pink

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By: Renee Robinson
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Photographer	Renee Robinson {Karma:2112}
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Uploaded	3/12/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Max 400
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Ronny Van Eeckhoutte {K:12734} 3/13/2003

nice macro very good DOF.
nice color.
thanks.

AJ Haselwood {K:2148} 3/12/2003

Renee,
You can play with the brightness and contrast to help with the overexposure. For sharpening go to Filter, then to Sharpen and play with the sharpening tools. Unmasked is probably the best, you have more control over the amount of sharpening done to the image. If the original is sharp it will clean it up nicely. I am pretty new to PS but so far it has worked well for me.
aj

Renee Robinson {K:2112} 3/12/2003

AJ:
Do you mean the washed out look and the softness you described can be addressed in PS? By adjusting settings there? This photo does look a little different on the computer than the print.

AJ Haselwood {K:2148} 3/12/2003

This image has the possiblity of being a great image. It is overexposed giving it a washed out feeling. Easy ti fix in PS if you have it. It is a little soft as well and that maybe do to the scan. Your depth of field is good. Keep shooting.
aj

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