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  1. 03-09-2008 #1
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    Been playing about in the 'tints' section of my fixing programme and thought I would try these two to show you.

    To be honest in varying degrees any of the forty or so tints I experimented with would have suited this image ranging from subtle to the almost wierd.

    Added two more to illustrate how well almost any tint works with this image but won't add any more to avoid boredom......promise.


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  2. 03-09-2008 #2
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    Quite nice.
    What is your fixing program called?
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  3. 03-09-2008 #3
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    I 'handle' all my photography (small though it is these days) with Picasa which I strongly recommend Beryl, though I'm sure its facilities are pretty limited by comparison with some others but it serves my needs.


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    Oh yes Picas is very good. I have photoshop CS3
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    I really like these Pete, the tints are good. I use Picasa also Pete, I have done since I began taking photos in 2006 I think it was. I have Adobe Photoshop and can't really get my head around it. I find Picasa is very user friendly, I wouldn't be without it.
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  6. 04-09-2008 #6
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    Thanks for the comments re pics Babs, also you are quite right about Picasa must be the most user friendly photo site on the net......I love it.

    Don't want to overdo this one but will add two more to show what I mean about almost all forty tints suiting the pic in varying degrees.


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    You're right, they all look good Pete.
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    Thanks for that Rolf. By the way I was looking for the answer to......why don't we have the arrow forward/back on multi pics now?


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    It was an update I did as part of installing something else which over wrote it, but can't find how to add it back in.
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  10. 05-09-2008 #10
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    You will have tried Rolf and thats good enough for me and thanks for the reply.


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    Not totally lost Pete, I may be able to find the modification somewhere.
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  12. 05-09-2008 #12
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    There back......excellent work Rolf you are a star.


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    LOL, changed several things, so not sure which one did it.
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