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I opened a file I last looked at, and loved in September of 2019.
It has a lot of noise, and needed some serious work back then to fix. Now I chose the subject, erased Joe from the filter, fixed Resa, created a new mask, erased Resa, fixed Joe then created a third filter, fixed the background and finally sent it all to Photoshop to run through the ON1 No noise filter and to size the picture to a nice 10 x 8 size for printing. Only apple, in its ever frustrating wisdom will not bring it back into Lightroom. So, what the heck, I just saved a copy from Photoshop. GRRRRR! I am so sick and tired of Apple doing updates and making my equipment not work.
I built a really fast windows machine over ten years ago for my office that still works just fine. Sigh.
Anyway, here is the photo, I think it is wonderful. Please ignore all of the bruising on my wife's arm and legs, an out of control dog knocked her down a week or so earlier than this photo. It is obvious that my wife loves Joe and Joes adores her.
It has a lot of noise, and needed some serious work back then to fix. Now I chose the subject, erased Joe from the filter, fixed Resa, created a new mask, erased Resa, fixed Joe then created a third filter, fixed the background and finally sent it all to Photoshop to run through the ON1 No noise filter and to size the picture to a nice 10 x 8 size for printing. Only apple, in its ever frustrating wisdom will not bring it back into Lightroom. So, what the heck, I just saved a copy from Photoshop. GRRRRR! I am so sick and tired of Apple doing updates and making my equipment not work.
I built a really fast windows machine over ten years ago for my office that still works just fine. Sigh.
Anyway, here is the photo, I think it is wonderful. Please ignore all of the bruising on my wife's arm and legs, an out of control dog knocked her down a week or so earlier than this photo. It is obvious that my wife loves Joe and Joes adores her.
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