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dijimucks [2009-12-10 17:21:09 +0000 UTC]

Hmmm.... Would've been nice with a grain reduction filter of any kind ...
Yet the target, angle and light gives a pretty good deviation. I would suggest you using certain tools to separate darker and lighter regions and to apply a blur on the darker layer. Then pushing the "dots" that are left some paint with a bit of transparency on the brush... Using the gimp would do well The best gimp's blur to use is selective gausian blur. Then the push tool that pushes image's paint around a little... You can select pixels by color then do the split of dark and light areas with ctrl+x ctrl+v right click on the floating selection layer then making it a new full layer... Make sure you dissable antialiazing... This way done you could end up with twice the image's size with polished colors (Every digital cameras under a few hundred that use jpg encoding totaly sucks and should be removed from the market.... So be for the video codecs that are just the worst possible... As if they wanted nonexpensive stuff to be way worst than what the actual evolution of the tech is at so that they can keep the split between those who puts a litle money cause they need to eat, and those who put thousands cause they do not need to eat or such a crazy thing ...)

Yah so nice picture anyway

Farwell

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cey-cey [2009-12-10 17:04:34 +0000 UTC]

super...

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STLUKA [2009-12-10 08:40:24 +0000 UTC]

harika-sın yine

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