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Malokata
Canon PowerShot G6
06/11/2003 04:24:10 PM
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Is this photographic darkroom effect legal? Wasn't sure, seeing as it's applied to all the pixels.
Martin
kosmikkreeper
Nikon D300s
Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II
06/11/2003 04:25:43 PM
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To my knowledge, this filter isn't allowed.
Malokata
Canon PowerShot G6
06/11/2003 04:43:22 PM
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But it looks so goooooooood....
indigo997
Nikon D70
06/11/2003 07:14:32 PM
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There are ways to blur channels legally and give a somewhat similar look I think.
sylandrix
Nikon D50
06/11/2003 08:39:14 PM
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How is this affect achieved in the darkroom?
inspzil
Olympus E-510
Sigma 50-500mm f/4.0-6.3 EX APO RF HSM for Olympus
06/11/2003 08:42:23 PM
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You can do it with a diffusion filter. Tiffen has a couple of them. I think they are called the Pro-Mist filters, but I'm not positive. They provide a lot of softness, legally. If I remember correctly, they aren't cheap either.
Bob
K-Rob
Canon EOS-20D
Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 USM Macro
06/11/2003 09:29:40 PM
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You can also accomplish it by using Neat Image and setting the noise reduction extremely high.
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