Before and after

After Catherine's great advice I went and purchased juxtaposer. At the start of this week I was looking for a way to super impose with a hard edge as Iris always seemed to blur, Juxtaposer was the solution. Yay!

My before and after is the same image, the first done in Iris the second in Juxtaposer.


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Aaron Davis said:
After Catherine's great advice I went and purchased juxtaposer. At the start of this week I was looking for a way to super impose with a hard edge as Iris always seemed to blur, Juxtaposer was the solution. Yay!

My before and after is the same image, the first done in Iris the second in Juxtaposer.

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This is great! Yes, the Juxtaposer pic gave you that perfect hard edge you wanted. Can't wait to see what else you create with it! :)

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Wow Great stuff in here! Here is one of my Logos. Lots of work done on this one. Ps express, tiltshiftgene, retouch, photofx, pixlromatic , Iwatermark .

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Cryz Imbue said:
Wow Great stuff in here! Here is one of my Logos. Lots of work done on this one. Ps express, tiltshiftgene, retouch, photofx, pixlromatic , Iwatermark .
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Great logo! Love the processing you did.

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Cryz Imbue said:
Wow Great stuff in here! Here is one of my Logos. Lots of work done on this one. Ps express, tiltshiftgene, retouch, photofx, pixlromatic , Iwatermark .
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Very cool processing!!

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Here's my before and after. Calling this one "Child's Play." This actually was intended for the first Handicapp challenge, but I didn't get it done in time, and then I just kept playing with it. The original was taken using Hipstamatic using the BlacKeys B&W film using the John S lens. I then used PhotoForge 2 to add some color back in and some more life to to it. I then used TouchRetouch to remove the date stamp. I then used Filterstorm to sharpen it a bit. I then used ScratchCam to add some additional texture. I really liked how the frame turned out, and the overall look, but the colors were a bit muted, so it was brought into Snapseed where the colors were adjusted. Hope you like it!



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Love it Bryan! Just saw it on Flickr...I love how it looks well-loved. ;)

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bpahia said:
Here's my before and after. Calling this one "Child's Play." This actually was intended for the first Handicapp challenge, but I didn't get it done in time, and then I just kept playing with it. The original was taken using Hipstamatic using the BlacKeys B&W film using the John S lens. I then used PhotoForge 2 to add some color back in and some more life to to it. I then used TouchRetouch to remove the date stamp. I then used Filterstorm to sharpen it a bit. I then used ScratchCam to add some additional texture. I really liked how the frame turned out, and the overall look, but the colors were a bit muted, so it was brought into Snapseed where the colors were adjusted. Hope you like it!
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Really like the after shot with just that little bit of color added back in. What a great title, too!

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p.s. I forgot to say it here too that I love the brighter colored truck next to the gray background. Works so well... :)

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Thanks Lisa and Catherine! (And thanks for the like Aaron!) This truck has survived several hot Phoenix summers and 2 very active little boys, and it's still going strong! :thumbs: It's almost the mascot of our backyard! :cool:
 
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