THE TOTALLY DIGITAL D60 FLIES AGAIN !!!

Fear not, sports fans, there's still lotsa life left in the Totally
Digital D60!

http://www.pbase.com/image/56067849

-Annika -----> Totally Digital !!!

 

A nice photo but there are just a few distracting elements, I have
cleaned it up a bit see what you think?
http://www.sewcon.com/temp/clean_version.jpg

Scott

 

Roffle!

Jon

 

A nice photo but there are just a few distracting elements, I have

http://www.sewcon.com/temp/clean_version.jpg

LOL! Nice job.

Slow day?
Oh wait, you're in Hawaii, right? Every day is a slow day there.

 

Really. Nice pic (the original) by the way.

That sounds really good to me. There are no slow days in Tokyo.

David J. Littleboy
Tokyo, Japan

 

Days are not slow here, they are just way too fast on the mainland

Scott

 

Scott,

Now, please... How did you do that?
Surely, not the clone tool?

Thanks,

Marcel

 

About 10 minutes with the clone tool was all it took.

Of course you have to be careful using the clone tool or people might
see duplicated
areas, if you look closely at this photo you can see where that has
happened in a few
places.
http://www.pbase.com/konascott/image/45246626

Scott

 

Thanks Scott!

I must say you're an expert with the clone tool. I downloaded both
photos and couldn't see any flaws. Do you use it with max hardness or
otherwise? Sorry for all these questions, but I guess it's the only way
to know ;-)

Marcel

 

I use a pretty soft clone tool, this makes the blending easier. This
is really a pretty
easy image to do, mainly a matter of looking where to find branches
that look about
right to fill in the tree areas.

Scott

 

I agree, you are quite adept at using the clone tool. Good job!
Ron

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