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Edit This Premium join:2001-05-08	Artist Jeff Alu. I used the process on this page at Jeff Alu's web site to get this image: »www.animalu.com/pics/process.htm Canon EOS 5D 70mm 1/160th F8 ISO100 Make sure you check out his gallery and his whole web site: »www.animalu.com/photo.htm -- My Web site. I post therefore I am.
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jaykaykay 4 Ever Young Premium,MVM join:2000-04-13 Scottsdale, AZ 1 edit	Re: Artist Jeff Alu. Neat images and interesting info. However...... I like your shots with his process better. It's fun to see someone take something and put it to good use for their own artistic work.
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bassman442 Take The Fifth Premium join:2002-02-23 Middlesex, NJ	I'll have to give this a try, thanks for posting this. -- »www.takethefifthrock.com
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Ecologic join:2001-01-25 Chattanooga, TN	I agree, thanks a lot for posting this. I really like the effect.
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Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT 50mm 1/125th F1.4 ISO100
Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT 50mm 1/200th -1ev F8 ISO100

Interesting process. Must play around w/ it more.

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Well, I kinda made a mess of this. I like the tip about changing the red and green channels to reduce noise; that was new to me. And the two different settings for unsharp mask made a lot of sense. But I really messed up on the dodge/burn steps---I'm very unkilled in doing this on the computer, though of course those two techniques were standard in my film days. The dodge seemed to work as I'd expected, but the burn looks uneven to me, and I'm having trouble with fine control.

Anyway, here's the try; any suggestions on using dodge and burn greatly appreciated. I'm looking at a b&w I'd made of thise last year, and I still don't know if I like this any better, but it may be just the wrong subject matter.

FUJIFILM FinePix E550
7.2mm 1/340th F4.5 ISO80
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FUJIFILM FinePix E550
7.2mm 1/340th F4.5 ISO80
experiment

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The truth of a thing is the feel of it, not the think of it. -- Stanley Kubrick

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kidpics Premium join:2006-01-23 Tomball, TX 1 edit	I absolutely LOVE his processing technique and his gallery!!!! I love that he says he just shoots in the automatic setting and never pays attention to the time of day! He also has the most impressive bio! Thanks for sharing!!! you all have posted some great examples. it's really making me want to try it as well
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