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big thanks.

On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 22:01:29 GMT, wrotd:

>In message <>,
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>>On Mon, 06 Dec 2004 15:32:47 GMT, wrotd:
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>>>It changes the "color" without changing the saturation or luminance.
>>
>>>You can turn grayish-blue into grayish-green, or grayish-orange. Any
>>>attempt to do this with color-balance tools may fail to change the hue,
>>>and even if the hue changes, the saturation and luminance will change
>>>also.
>> Very good. Then what happens when I increase the blue in the C.
>>blance control?
>
>Whatever blue is present will become stronger. If it is already strong,
>it will clip, losing blue detail. If you want to turn a red item blue,
>you would use the hue tool instead of color balance, because the best
>approximation that you could do with color balance would be to increase
>the red and decrease the blue scaling, which would give you a horribly
>posterized and very noisy red object, which is based on the weak red
>luminance of a blue object (the hue tool would preserve the original
>overall luminance and rotate the color through the color wheel).


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In message <>,
"David J Taylor" <david-> wrote:

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>> Good thing, because I packed my computer to move on Dec 7th, and have
>> just set it up a couple of days ago. Being able to cook, dress,
>> shower, shave, make the windows opaque, listen to the stereo, etc.,
>> took precedence over setting this computer up.

>Welcome back, John! I do hope that the move wasn't too traumatic!

Thanks, but it was traumatic. Didn't sleep a wink the night before.
Had the movers do some of the unfinished packing. Everything did not
fit in the truck.
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In message <cqgncs$7vb$>,
"David J. Littleboy" <> wrote:

>"David J Taylor" <david-> wrote in message
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>> wrote:
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>> > Good thing, because I packed my computer to move on Dec 7th, and have
>> > just set it up a couple of days ago. Being able to cook, dress,
>> > shower, shave, make the windows opaque, listen to the stereo, etc.,
>> > took precedence over setting this computer up.
>>
>> Welcome back, John! I do hope that the move wasn't too traumatic!
>
>Seconded. I was wondering where you were/what was up...

I'm up to my neck in unpacked boxes!
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> In message <>,
> "David J Taylor" <david-> wrote:
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>> wrote:
>>[]
>>> Good thing, because I packed my computer to move on Dec 7th, and have
>>> just set it up a couple of days ago. Being able to cook, dress,
>>> shower, shave, make the windows opaque, listen to the stereo, etc.,
>>> took precedence over setting this computer up.
>
>>Welcome back, John! I do hope that the move wasn't too traumatic!
>
> Thanks, but it was traumatic. Didn't sleep a wink the night before.
> Had the movers do some of the unfinished packing. Everything did not
> fit in the truck.
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Oh, well, everything should improve from that point!

Good luck,
David