WOW!

Help me discover it too.

What does it do and where is it?

thnx

Martcol

"Lunaray" wrote in message

Wow! I just discovered Fade-Equalize, and uncle Ansel is grimacing!

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For those images that aren’t very well balanced (continuous tone), try: Image/Adjustments/Equalize, then go to Edit/Fade Equalize and adjust the degree of equalization! It’s really cool, it saved some poorly exposed images of mine that I thought were beyond hope! Try it!

"martcol" wrote in message

Help me discover it too.

What does it do and where is it?

thnx

Martcol

Hmmmm

That sounds like CS – I’m stuck on PS7

Martcol

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On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 05:17:21 -0700, "Lunaray" found these unused words floating about:

For those images that aren’t very well balanced (continuous tone), try: Image/Adjustments/Equalize, then go to Edit/Fade Equalize and adjust the degree of equalization! It’s really cool, it saved some poorly exposed images of mine that I thought were beyond hope! Try it!

"martcol" wrote in message

Help me discover it too.

What does it do and where is it?

thnx

Martcol

Rather reminds me of the early days of digital audio. Some engineers didn’t care how they recorded … "we can fix it in post.".

While you can adjust with the tools, you’ll still need a basically good capture if you want a stunning image.

"martcol" wrote in 2.news.uk.tiscali.com:

Hmmmm

That sounds like CS – I’m stuck on PS7

Martcol

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Nope – Works just fine in PS7 too. Fade is available immediately after the use of most (if not all) adjustments & filters.

"martcol" wrote in message

Hmmmm

That sounds like CS – I’m stuck on PS7

Martcol

Nope! You got it in PS7 ……….. Just follow Lunaray’s instructions carefully :-))

Bill

Pretty cool, thx for the tip

"Lunaray" wrote in message

Wow! I just discovered Fade-Equalize, and uncle Ansel is grimacing!

On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 12:47:44 -0500, RFJ
found these unused words floating about:

"martcol" wrote in 2.news.uk.tiscali.com:

Hmmmm

That sounds like CS – I’m stuck on PS7

Martcol

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Nope – Works just fine in PS7 too. Fade is available immediately after the use of most (if not all) adjustments & filters.

Even in 5.5 too! <G>

That’s a great find! I was playing with a picture yesterday that I though was beyond hope and this definitely brought it out. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

"Lunaray" wrote in message

For those images that aren’t very well balanced (continuous tone), try: Image/Adjustments/Equalize, then go to Edit/Fade Equalize and adjust the degree of equalization! It’s really cool, it saved some poorly exposed images of mine that I thought were beyond hope! Try it!

"martcol" wrote in message

Help me discover it too.

What does it do and where is it?

thnx

Martcol

Well…ok…seems to do ok….though I don’t tend to take photos that need a lot of help 😉 I just did a long day of shooting in a cemetery for a history magazine article….I will try it on a few shots and see how it does.

"Lunaray" wrote in message

Wow! I just discovered Fade-Equalize, and uncle Ansel is grimacing!

Yep, now I’ve found it! Keeewel..

Martin

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The only problem is that the fade command is only available immediately after the equalize command. For more flexibility create a duplicate layer and apply the equalize command to it, then you can adjust by changing the layer opacity and come back to it later if you want to for additional tweaking

Works great! Thanx

"Lunaray" wrote in message

Wow! I just discovered Fade-Equalize, and uncle Ansel is grimacing!