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Re: dunno if this will interest anyone

Posted by Doc B. on August 4, 2005 at 18:52:05:
This is after a little processing with the Nik Color Efex plug ins for Photoshop and Neat Image for noise reduction.
First I adjusted levels in Pshop to get the contrast up. This brought out too much noise, so I filtered the result in Neat Image. Next I used Color Efex to soften the skin a bit more, blur the focus around the edges and tone the image. There were a couple of other small tweaks which I'm afraid I don't recall now, which yielded up "Kate-a-Lisa". Not a contest winner by a long shot, but not a bad pic to hang on the family album wall in the hallway.
Anyway, the point is you can salvage some pretty crappy shots with a little experimentation.