Aaron,
You must write this technique into an article for
publication & submit it. It's one of the most
novel & fascinating technology transition adaptions I've heard yet.
>From this point on, your name is AA+ ron. :)
Live long and prosper in results.
Collin
From: Aaron Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Then I remembered talking to one of our reps who >one time sandwiched
>blank, processed film in the carrier with the neg >he was printing
>because his client wanted more grain. Sounded >like another technique
>from reality I could port over to Photoshop!
>
>So, I scanned the leader of a roll of pushed Delta >3200 and overlaid it,
>then fooled with the opacity and options in the >layer palette until I
>was happy. Screen was the winner.
>
>The bonus, too, was that despite different crops >and magnifications of
>the images, they all had the same sized grain, so >they didn't look
>differently cropped. Woohoo!
>
>- -Aaron
>a cheater extrordinaire
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