On 7 Nov 2005 at 19:05, Shel Belinkoff wrote:

> Hi Rob ... Thanks for commenting.  I'm sometimes unsure about the red
> outline as well, but what really puzzles me is how it came about.  I mostly 
> just
> adjusted Hue/Sat and  got the black point down, but somewhere in all that 
> those
> outlines appeared.  Now I can't duplicate them.  Here's another version of the
> same frame:
> 
> http://home.earthlink.net/~shel-pix/apdreams2.html 
> 
> As for abstraction as an art form using photography, maybe it's a left
> brain/right brain kind of thing ... or maybe we're on different medication
> <LOL>

I tried it on a similar image and I obtained similar results, it's a function 
of edge halos produces at the borders of bright objects due to bloom, CA and 
sharpening. What you appear to have done in your method was to severely enhance 
the contrast and then alter the hue relationships to make these differences 
more apparent. Interesting effect, I'd say next time record it as an action as 
you go then you can use the transformation on any other pic and see what it 
does, might be interesting.

The medications I don't know about, we'd have to exchange scripts I guess :-)

Cheers,


Rob Studdert
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