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the name of that effect ?
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Hi and welcome to PSG.
What effect are you speaking of? The image is a bit over saturated and there might be a slight Topaz filtration going on.
Take a look through the threads in this link: http://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum...-n-k-s-popular-special-effects-explained.html
What effect are you speaking of? The image is a bit over saturated and there might be a slight Topaz filtration going on.
Take a look through the threads in this link: http://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum...-n-k-s-popular-special-effects-explained.html
sprucemagoo1
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High-dynamic-range imaging!
Evidently by the image given in the first post, the plug-ins that are used to make this effect don't always give good results.
Evidently by the image given in the first post, the plug-ins that are used to make this effect don't always give good results.
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Tom Mann
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Sorry to have to disagree, Spruce, but unless done automatically in the camera, true multishot HDR techniques rarely give good results with human subjects -- we move too much between the successive shots. Besides, it doesn't even look especially like HDR, even automatic in-camera HDR. To me, it looks more like one of the many different forms of local contrast enhancement including some of the Topaz software mentioned above.
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