Sure, go ahead. Would like to see if I can see a difference.
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Sure, go ahead. Would like to see if I can see a difference.
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Ok LQ - here's my stab.
Removed cyan cast by dialing in -36 on the cyan saturation.
Selectively dodged the darker highlights shadows and midtones for about 2-3 minutes. (If it were mine I'd still play more).
That's it.
I did not play with exposure because I wanted to keep your overall light.
Then I saved to web at half your filesize (so board would not compress the image) so there may be some slight differences in overall sharpness.
Hope that helps. Marko
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I'm thinking there may be something to that color blind thing after all!
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This is kind of cool, the same waterfall in 1875.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...rly_Rogers.jpg
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Looks better, more solid, to me without the blue-green shades. It's most noticeable around the water streams, but also in the foliage at the top.
Wow! Tha's beautiful.
I'd love to see the falls myself. I'm less than two hours away and get up to the Jocoassee Gourges area now and again. I really like the view from Sassafras Mountain.
Have not been to Jocoassee, may have to check that out. I'll be on top of Sasafrass next weekend though and hopefully catching Long Creek Falls along the way. If you like Sasafrass have you tried out Trey Mtn yet, awesome view of the Nantahala Valley from there as well as back the other direction.
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