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    Getting used to a New (old) lens

    (images not locally referenced) So Bought a lens from ebay, which i thought was a pretty good bargain... not sure what you guys think It's an SMC pentax 80-200mm f4.5 M lens, roughly 35 years old. got it for £20 expecting a very poor condition lens, but the only gripe to report was the case it...
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    • bargain blurriness clean excuse focal focus functions good gripe kit length lens longer manual mucky needed paces pentax perfectly place pretty put realised slight zoo
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    • Forum: Hardware
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    Soft High Contrast Look?

    How can I achieve the look and effect that was done to Russell Wilson(the player)? It's soft, contrasty, a little bit grungy, and you can still see him perfectly. Is it made with a plugin like topaz labs?
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    Illustrator Align drawing

    I am looking for a way to straighten a drawing. To illustrate, I want to get from this: to this: I have used rotation and skew tools and was able to achieve some results, however, it was not perfectly straight. Can you suggest how to make this transformation perfectly, not but eye? I...
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    Hello, I'm new to this place

    Hey, I've been doing graphics related work for several years now, but only now did it land me a job. Mostly my task is about giving the client a visualization, basically a preview of how his desired logo will look when embossed (or debossed) on the metal surface. My boss tells me that I'm...
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    White to alpha?

    I have a greyscale image of a shadow which is a mixture of colours from white to dark grey. What I want is for the "whiteness" of a pixel to denote how alpha it is. i.e. a perfectly white pixel would be completely transparent whereas a perfectly black pixel would be completely opaque. I've had a...
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