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stmoritzer · 10-09-2006, 11:58 AM

In the recent posts, some of you (dingo, TT) mentioned the lack of picture qualityy in my recent posts.
Fact is , the Ferrarimeeting posts ( Enzos, Mountainpass with glacier & the Palace hotel post) are the first ones editied with Photoshop.
Before I used PaintShopPro to edit my pics.
In the last post TT even thought about some problems with my camera/filter, so far I haven't noticed big differencies.

Well, to find out if I'm a beginner in Photoshop and/or the camera has a problem, I posted 3 sample picture (originals) and would like to ask for some comments from your side.

originals

http://www.savefile.com/files/148537

Below you see the results either in Photoshop and PaintShopPro. I have to say, the Enzo pic was done against the sun and I wanted to get rid of the shadow, which of course ended in a noisier picture, I guess it was too much

Photoshop

PaintshopPro

Would be nice to read some comments and /or see some sample editing by some of you JW carphotographers

Thanks in advance

10-09-2006, 11:58 AM	#1
stmoritzer Regular User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Zürich, Switzerland Posts: 4,692	picture editing - stmoritzer need some help In the recent posts, some of you (dingo, TT) mentioned the lack of picture qualityy in my recent posts. Fact is , the Ferrarimeeting posts ( Enzos, Mountainpass with glacier & the Palace hotel post) are the first ones editied with Photoshop. Before I used PaintShopPro to edit my pics. In the last post TT even thought about some problems with my camera/filter, so far I haven't noticed big differencies. Well, to find out if I'm a beginner in Photoshop and/or the camera has a problem, I posted 3 sample picture (originals) and would like to ask for some comments from your side. originals http://www.savefile.com/files/148537 Below you see the results either in Photoshop and PaintShopPro. I have to say, the Enzo pic was done against the sun and I wanted to get rid of the shadow, which of course ended in a noisier picture, I guess it was too much Photoshop PaintshopPro Would be nice to read some comments and /or see some sample editing by some of you JW carphotographers Thanks in advance __________________ my page: www.davidkaiser.ch - "Lamborghini meets St.Moritz" Photo-CD now available ! recent post: 15+ Gallardo Superleggeras roaring in the Swiss Alps !