- Paul, I like your genteel expression.
- Cotty, is your comment what ought to be referred to as "taking the
piss"?
- Boris, all is revealed at
http://homepage.mac.com/godders/grayscale20051017/
- Shel, I hope that helps you to understand what I was getting at...
Godfrey
On Oct 17, 2005, at 10:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think what Godfrey was trying to say is that it looks as though
Shel went to curves and pulled the middle of the line down. That
effectively reduces midrange contrast. However Godders is
qualifying this by adding "somewhere in the editing process,"
because he realizes that Shel probably did no such thing, but the
result has the appearance of suggesting that he did. That should
make it all as clear as mud???
Godfrey, could you please explain the [below] to the ignorant such as
myself? If need be, feel free to send me an off-list message.
Somewhere in the editing process you made a curves adjustment that
introduced a negative inflection point. That's what causes these
kinds
of midtone compression/loss effect.
The rendering is a little funny: some of the mid-tone grays seem a
bit squashed
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/pooch.html
